Exclusive | There is too much in our life worth remembering - preventing Alzheimer's disease

Exclusive | There is too much in our life worth remembering - preventing Alzheimer's disease (left to right) Chris Lee, Thomas Bea...

(left to right) Chris Lee, Thomas Beach, Eric M Reiman, Yin Yanhuan, Chen Kewei, Zhang Yang

On November 6th, the 2015 Annual Symposium of the Taiwan-Asia Science and Technology Exchange Society was grandly held at the Banner Institute of Geriatric Diseases. Professor Eric M Reiman, head of the Institute of Geriatric Diseases, Professor Thomas Beach, Professor Chen Kewei, Professor Chris Lee of Taiwan National Cheng Kung University, Zhang Yang, leader of the science and technology group of the Taiwan Economic and Cultural Office in Los Angeles, and Yin Yanhuan, chairman of the Taiwan-Asia Science and Technology Exchange Association, as well as nearly 70 audience members, participated in the annual discussion. Taiwan National Cheng Kung University and the Institute of Geriatric Diseases also formally signed a letter of intent for cooperation at the seminar.

>Professor Chen Kewei presided over the discussion

Yin Yanhuan, chairman of the Taiwan-Asian Science and Technology Exchange Association, delivered a speech

Taiwan National Cheng Kung University and the Institute of Geriatric Diseases signed a letter of intent for cooperation

Eric M, head of the Institute of Geriatric Diseases Professor Reiman introduced in detail the Alzheimer's prevention project that is being launched. He hopes that more people will register at WWW.endALZnow.org to join the learning and research process. He also hopes that the research results of elderly diseases can be conveyed to the lives of ordinary people faster, so that elderly friends can live happier and healthier lives.

>Professor Eric M Reiman gave a lecture

Thomas Beach introduced the impact of brain and body donation on neurodegenerative diseases. The Banner Sun Health Institute has a human brain bank, which not only serves as specimens for the institute's brain research, but also provides a large amount of useful data to researchers studying the brain around the world. The specimens in these brain banks come from brain and body donors. I hope more people will have this awareness and contribute to human medicine. Chris Lee, a professor at National Cheng Kung University in Taiwan, introduced the important role that cloud computing technology in the field of computer science plays in AD research.

Middle-aged and elderly friends asked many questions at the scene. Some were very worried about their memory loss as they got older and wondered whether it was a sign of Alzheimer's disease. There are many factors that affect people's memory, and Alzheimer's disease is only a small part. Alzheimer's disease can be discovered through early screening. This discussion is more about calling on everyone to pay attention to geriatric diseases and the health of the elderly. Join the research on preventing Alzheimer’s disease and enjoy more medical benefits.

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