Studies have found that about 60% of men avoid doctors and health screenings. Because these are important for maintaining your physical and mental well-being, taking care of yourself at a young age makes it easier to protect your health as you get older.

Studies have found that about 60% of men avoid doctors and health screenings. Because these are important for maintaining your physical and mental well-being, taking care of yourself at a young age makes it easier to protect your health as you get older.

Studies have found that about 60% of men avoid doctors and health screenings. Because these are important for maintaining your physical and mental well-being, taking care of yourself at a young age makes it easier to protect your health as you get older.

Studies have found that about 60% of men avoid doctors and health screenings. Because these are important for maintaining your physical and mental well-being, taking care of yourself at a young age makes it easier to protect your health as you get older.

Studies have found that about 60% of men avoid doctors and health screenings. Because these are important for maintaining your physical and mental well-being, taking care of yourself at a young age makes it easier to protect your health as you get older.

Studies have found that about 60% of men avoid doctors and health screenings. Because these are important for maintaining your physical and mental well-being, taking care of yourself at a young age makes it easier to protect your health as you get older.

Smith Alzheimer's Center executive director Erin Hascup, PhD, joined AM Springfield to discuss the prevalence of Alzheimer's, an update to the Center's activities, the current state of research, as well as an exciting announcement of the event, Illuminate the Night . Timestamps for interview segments: Overview of Alzheimer's and dementia: 18:50 - 27:05 Update on research and upcoming events: 46:25 - 54:30 To learn more about Erin Hascup's lab, including research focus, publications, team members, and more, visit her lab page .

The Dale and Deborah Smith Center for Alzheimer’s Research and Treatment is proud to announce the inaugural Illuminate the Night , an evening dedicated to raising funds for Alzheimer’s care, research, and outreach programs. Scheduled for June 14, 2025 at Crowne Plaza in Springfield, IL, this unforgettable event will feature entertainment, a live auction and a chance for the community to make a meaningful impact. Illuminate the Night brings together donors, caregivers and community members with a shared mission: to brighten the path for individuals living with dementia and their loved ones. The