Brain Fitness for Positive Aging
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1 Brain Fitness for Positive Aging Ray Ownby, MD, PhD Interprofessional Geriatrics Training Institute July 7, 2017
2 Overview Cognitive aging and what we can do about it. Positive Aging Optimal Cognitive Function Optimal Physical Function Absence of Disease Brain Fitness Brain structure Brain function 2
3 C Overview B Cognitive aging and what we can do about it. A 3
4 Cognitive Aging What changes with age 4
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6 What causes the changes? The science of memory and cognition 6
7 Structural and functional changes
8 Plaques and tangles Risk factors Cognitive aging and what we can do about it. 8
9 Amyloid predicts cognitive decline Donohue MC et al (2017). Association between elevated brain amyloid and subsequent cognitive decline among cognitively normal persons. JAMA 317(22):
10 Nun Study Cognitive aging and what we can do about it. 10
11 Nun Study Cognitive aging and what we can do about it. Riley KP et al (2002). Alzheimer's neurofibrillary pathology and the spectrum of cognitive function: Findings from the Nun Study. Annals of Neurology, 51,
12 Cognition Pathology Nun Study Cognitive aging and what we can do about it. ~ 1/3 Correlation = 0.57 What Correlation about squared the other = /3? About a third overlap 12
13 So what else causes cognitive aging? 13
14 Neuroinflammation 14
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17 Differences in UFC/Cr level control and future participants with AD controlling for baseline age. *p < 0.05; UFC/Cr = urinary free cortisol/creatinine. Long-term cortisol measures predict Alzheimer disease risk. Ennis, Gilda; An, Yang; Resnick, Susan; Ferrucci, Luigi; MD, PhD; OBrien, Richard; MD, PhD; Moffat, Scott Neurology. 88(4): , January 24, American Academy of Neurology. Published by American Academy of Neurology. 3
18 What can be done? 18
19 Overview Cognitive aging and what we can do about it. What we can do about it Exercise Diet Stress management Mood Sleep Purpose in life Social engagement Cognitive training tdcs 19
20 Risk factors Cognitive aging and what we can do about it. National Academy of Sciences, June, 2017 Also see: Interventions to prevent age-related cognitive decline, mild cognitive impairment, and clinical Alzheimer-type dementia. Agency for Health Research and Quality, Comparative Effectiveness Report Number 188, March
21 Treatment Cognitive aging and what we can do about it. NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt, June 22, 2017 National Academy of Sciences, June, 2017 Also see: Interventions to prevent age-related cognitive decline, mild cognitive impairment, and clinical Alzheimer-type dementia. Agency for Health Research and Quality, Comparative Effectiveness Report Number 188, March
22 Treatment? Cognitive aging and what we can do about it. Highest priority areas: Cognitive training Blood pressure management Physical activity National Academy of Sciences, June, 2017 Also see: Interventions to prevent age-related cognitive decline, mild cognitive impairment, and clinical Alzheimer-type dementia. Agency for Health Research and Quality, Comparative Effectiveness Report Number 188, March
23 Exercise 23
24 Meta-analysis of effects Hillman et al., Nat Rev Neurosci, 2008, 9,
25 Issues Promoting brain health Erickson KI et al. (2011). Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 108,
26 Diet 26
27 Mediterranean diet The Mediterranean diet emphasizes olive oil, fish, cheese and yogurt, as well as fresh fruits and vegetables Beans, legumes, and nuts are important Whole grain breads and pastas
28 Mediterranean Diet Risk of cognitive impairment Psaltopoulou T et al (2013). Mediterranean diet, stroke, cognitive impairment, and depression: A meta-analysis. Annals of Neurology, 74,
29 What about exercise and diet? 29
30 Alzheimer Disease (AD) Incidence in Individuals by No, Some, or Much Physical Activity and Low, Middle, and High Mediterranean- Type Diet Adherence Scores Scarmeas, N. et al. JAMA 2009;302: Copyright restrictions may apply.
31 Cognitive training Life moves pretty fast. If you don t stop and look around once in awhile, you could miss it. --Ferris Bueller 31
32 Cognitive training Cognitive Training Treatment Advanced Cognitive Training for Independent and Vital Elderly (ACTIVE) study Six sites 2,832 participants National Institute on Aging Key intervention: Speed of processing Useful Field of View 32
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35 ACTIVE trial: 5 years later Willis et al (2006). Long-term effects of cognitive training on everyday functional outcomes in older adults. JAMA, 296,
36 ACTIVE trial: 10 years later Rebok et al (2014). Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 62,
37 Effect Size = 0.36
38 Cognitive training in ACTIVE trial Cognitive Training Treatment Risk for dementia: 331 participants developed dementia: Control: 14% in the control 10 or fewer sessions: 12.1% 11 to 14 sessions: 8.2% Speed training reduced risk for dementia by 8% per session HR, 0.52; CI ; P =.005 Brooks M (2016). Brain training protects against cognitive decline, dementia. Medscape. [Report of presentation at the Alzheimer Association International Conference, 2016]. Edwards JD, Xu H, Clark DJ, Ross LA, Unverzagt FW. The ACTIVE study: What have we learned and what is next? Cognitive training reduces incident dementia across ten years. ten years (2016). Presented at the meeting of the American Psychological Association. July, Denver, CO. 38
39 Cognitive training in ACTIVE trial Cognitive Training Treatment Risk for dementia: 331 participants developed dementia: Control: 14% in the control 10 or fewer sessions: 12.1% 11 to 14 sessions: 8.2% Speed training reduced risk for dementia by 8% per session HR, 0.52; CI ; P =.005 Brooks M (2016). Brain training protects against cognitive decline, dementia. Medscape. [Report of presentation at the Alzheimer Association International Conference, 2016]. Edwards JD, Xu H, Clark DJ, Ross LA, Unverzagt FW. The ACTIVE study: What have we learned and what is next? Cognitive training reduces incident dementia across ten years. ten years (2016). Presented at the meeting of the American Psychological Association. July, Denver, CO. 39
40 Cognitive training in ACTIVE trial Cognitive Training Treatment Risk for dementia: 331 participants developed dementia: Control: 14% in the control 10 or fewer sessions: 12.1% 11 to 14 sessions: 8.2% Speed training reduced risk for dementia by 8% per session HR, 0.52; CI ; P =.005 Brooks M (2016). Brain training protects against cognitive decline, dementia. Medscape. [Report of presentation at the Alzheimer Association International Conference, 2016]. Edwards JD, Xu H, Clark DJ, Ross LA, Unverzagt FW. The ACTIVE study: What have we learned and what is next? Cognitive training reduces incident dementia across ten years. ten years (2016). Presented at the meeting of the American Psychological Association. July, Denver, CO. 40
41 Cognitive training in ACTIVE trial Cognitive Training Treatment Risk for dementia: 331 participants developed dementia: Control: 14% in the control 10 or fewer sessions: 12.1% 11 to 14 sessions: 8.2% Speed training reduced risk for dementia by 8% per session HR, 0.52; CI ; P =.005 Brooks M (2016). Brain training protects against cognitive decline, dementia. Medscape. [Report of presentation at the Alzheimer Association International Conference, 2016]. Edwards JD, Xu H, Clark DJ, Ross LA, Unverzagt FW. The ACTIVE study: What have we learned and what is next? Cognitive training reduces incident dementia across ten years. ten years (2016). Presented at the meeting of the American Psychological Association. July, Denver, CO. 41
42 Cognitive training in ACTIVE trial Cognitive Training Treatment Risk for dementia: 331 participants developed dementia: Control: 14% in the control 10 or fewer sessions: 12.1% 11 to 14 sessions: 8.2% Speed training reduced risk for dementia by 8% per session HR, 0.52; CI ; P =.005 Brooks M (2016). Brain training protects against cognitive decline, dementia. Medscape. [Report of presentation at the Alzheimer Association International Conference, 2016]. Edwards JD, Xu H, Clark DJ, Ross LA, Unverzagt FW. The ACTIVE study: What have we learned and what is next? Cognitive training reduces incident dementia across ten years. ten years (2016). Presented at the meeting of the American Psychological Association. July, Denver, CO. 42
43 Cognitive training in ACTIVE trial Cognitive Training Treatment Risk for dementia: 331 participants developed dementia: Control: 14% in the control 10 or fewer sessions: 12.1% 11 to 14 sessions: 8.2% Speed training reduced risk for dementia by 8% per session HR, 0.52; CI ; P =.005 Brooks M (2016). Brain training protects against cognitive decline, dementia. Medscape. [Report of presentation at the Alzheimer Association International Conference, 2016]. Edwards JD, Xu H, Clark DJ, Ross LA, Unverzagt FW. The ACTIVE study: What have we learned and what is next? Cognitive training reduces incident dementia across ten years. ten years (2016). Presented at the meeting of the American Psychological Association. July, Denver, CO. 43
44 Cognitive Training Treatment Anguera JA et al (2013). Video game training enhances cognitive control in older adults. Nature, 501(7465),
45 NeuroRacer experimental conditions and training design. JA Anguera et al. Nature 501, (2013) doi: /nature12486
46 NeuroRacer multitasking costs. JA Anguera et al. Nature 501, (2013) doi: /nature12486
47 Can we enhance cognitive training? 47
48 tdcs Treatment Transcranial direct current stimulation Application of a small current across the scalp while doing a mental activity Multiple studies suggest enhancement of learning and memory Potential for treating depression 48
49 tdcs Treatment 49
50 tdcs Treatment 50
51 tdcs Treatment tdcs for cognition in older persons with HIV Pilot study Combined with speed of processing cognitive training Results suggest enhancement of learning and memory Pending funding from the National Institute on Aging 51
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53 GT Racing 2 Gameloft, Paris tdcs Treatment 53
54 tdcs for cognition in older persons with HIV tdcs Treatment Ownby RL, Acevedo A (2016). A pilot study of cognitive training with and without transcranial direct current stimulation to improve cognition in older persons with HIV-related cognitive impairment. Neuropsychiatric Disease and Treatment, 12,
55 Will tdcs work in normal elderly? tdcs Treatment Augmenting cognitive training older adults: The ACT trial Funded by National Institute on Aging for 5 years Sites at University of Florida, University of Miami, and University of Arizona $5.7 million dollars Adam Woods, PhD, Principal Investigator Status: Recruiting 55
56 Bottom line 56
57 Overview Cognitive aging and what we can do about it. What we can do about it Exercise Diet Stress management Mood Sleep Purpose in life Social engagement Cognitive training tdcs 57
58 Overview Cognitive aging and what we can do about it. What we can do about it Exercise Diet Stress management Mood Sleep Purpose in life Social engagement Cognitive training tdcs 58
59 Overview Cognitive aging and what we can do about it. What we can do about it Exercise Diet Stress management Mood Sleep Purpose in life Social engagement Cognitive training tdcs 59
60 Overview Cognitive aging and what we can do about it. What we can do about it Exercise Diet Stress management Mood Sleep Purpose in life Social engagement Cognitive training tdcs 60
61 Cognitive Aging No pill fixes cognitive aging, and it doesn t look like one is going to come along soon. Treatment 61
62 Cognitive Aging Treatment Specific types of diet, exercise and cognitive training may slow cognitive aging. 62
63 Cognitive Aging Treatment More research is needed. 63
64 Ray Ownby, MD, PhD, MBA Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine Nova Southeastern University Memory Disorders Program:
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