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#NewPubAlert Together with an outstanding team from Rutgers Institute for Health (led by Dr. Luth), we examined sleep quality differences among caregivers for persons living with and without dementia using National Health and Aging Trends Study (NHATS) Duke University School of Nursing PetrovskyLab Get your free copy here👇 tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

BIG NEWS: Petrovsky Lab has recently moved to Duke University School of Nursing. We are excited for new beginnings and ways to engage in research to promote the health of older adults living with dementia and their care partners. x.com/DarinaPetrov/s…

🌟 Exciting News! 🌟 We are thrilled to announce that we will be exhibiting at the Duke Caregiver Community Event! To find out more visit: dukehealth.org/duke-caregiver… #DukeCaregiverEvent #CommunitySupport #Caregivers #Exhibitor #dukehealth #2024DukeCareGiverConference

Welcome to PetrovskyLab at Duson.fr! In our research, we focus on #Alzheimers disease and the effects of #Music on older adults living with #dementiaAD. Our work is funded by the The National Institute on Aging (NIA).

For our first #Member we have the principal investigator, Dr. Darina Petrovsky, PhD, RN! Her background in music and nursing positioned her well to launch her research career with the goal of improving the lives of older adults living with dementia using music-based approaches.

Making lifestyle changes to boost your brain health can help lower your risk of developing dementia later in life. Here are some tips to help maintain a healthy brain. Learn more about brain health: publichealth.lacounty.gov/healthybrainla…. #PetrovskyLab

For our second #Member we have our Graduate research assistant, Osborn! Osborn joined PetrovskyLab in August, 2024.

Noticing signs of memory and thinking problems that might be #Alzheimers? Start a conversation with your loved one about #Alzheimers and talk to your doctor about making a plan. Learn about how to start the conversation here: dshs.texas.gov/alzheimers-dis… #PetrovskyLab

The PetrovskyLab had a great time at #Duke Caregiver Community Event! Thank you to everyone that came out to our booth. More details about the event can be found here: x.com/DarinaPetrov/s…

How are Type 2 diabetes and brain health connected? Over time, high blood sugar can damage blood vessels and reduce blood flow to the brain. Managing your diabetes helps protect your brain and may lower your risk of dementia. Learn more here: alzheimers.org.uk/about-dementia….

For our third #Member we have our clinical research coordinator, Denise. A short summary about Denise has been presented in the flyer below. #petrovskylab.

When starting a conversation with your loved one about #Alzheimers, you may get resistance. Be prepared to keep having the discussion. Follow these tips for effective conversation about Alzheimer's with your loved one: dshs.texas.gov/Alzheimers/See…

Finding the right care for a loved one with #Alzheimers is important. You have many options including in-home care, adult daycare, assisted living, and nursing facilities. Learn more: dshs.texas.gov/alzheimers/opt….

Regular physical activity is important to maintain good brain health and reduce your risk for Alzheimer’s. Protect your brain, find a time that works best for you and get moving! Learn more: alzheimers.org.uk/about-dementia…

Did you know a single stroke can cause vascular dementia symptoms to appear suddenly? Or that multiple minor strokes can cause symptoms to appear slowly over time? Here are common signs of vascular dementia to look out for. Learn more alzheimers.org.uk/about-dementia…

As you're helping a loved one with #Alzheimers, don't try to do it all on your own. Ask family and friends to help and accept their help when offered. Build a support system. Get more tips dshs.texas.gov/alzheimers/hin….

Alzheimer’s disease is not a normal part of aging. Recognizing the early warning signs can provide you and your family more time to prepare for the future as the disease progresses. Get to know the 10 early warning signs of Alzheimer’s: alz.org/alzheimers-dem…

Serious changes in your memory are not a normal part of aging. They may be a sign of Alzheimer’s or related dementias. If you start to notice changes in memory, share these concerns with a doctor. Learn more cdc.gov/aging/publicat…

Don't ignore signs that could point to #Alzheimer's. It's important to talk about them with your loved one. Early treatment can often make a big difference in quality of life

🧠 Keep your brain at its best with these simple tips: · Stay social: Engaging with others boosts brain health. · Relieve stress: Practice mindfulness, deep breaths, or hobbies you love. · Eat smart: Fuel your brain with nutritious foods. #BrainHealth #Wellness #PetrovskyLab