In the third part of his interview for You must be nuts!, Patrick Holford (CEO of the Food for the Brain Foundation) explains what he thinks the impact will be of
Category: Drugs
Pharmaceutical drugs
Jerome Burne: Statin drugs, diabetes and dementiaJerome Burne: Statin drugs, diabetes and dementia
From now on, we intend to publish an interview segment each day until they are all published – that should take us until early April. As some leading doctors in
Paul Burstow MP: Why I became interested in dementiaPaul Burstow MP: Why I became interested in dementia
In the first part of his interview for You must be nuts!, Paul Burstow MP, former UK Health Minister for Care Services, with responsibility for dementia policy, explains how he became
Justin Smith: Why I made Statin NationJustin Smith: Why I made Statin Nation
This is the first part of our interview with Justin Smith, Producer/Director of the investigative documentary Statin Nation. In it, he explains the background to his decision to make Statin
The world of Alph, Beel & Chah-LeeThe world of Alph, Beel & Chah-Lee
I should introduce you to my friends Alph, Beel and Chah-Lee. They are puppets. You must be nuts! tells the story of how their exploration of the film’s interviews changes
Why I decided to make ‘You must be nuts!’Why I decided to make ‘You must be nuts!’
The reason is quite simple: I wanted to share the information which I’ve been gathering while trying to treat my father’s dementia. By doing so, I hope to help others
A TEDx talk by Dr Mary NewportA TEDx talk by Dr Mary Newport
Dr Mary Newport, the author of the article (and later book) What if there was a cure for Alzheimer’s and no-one knew?, gave this 18-minute talk at TEDxUSF in February
Five interviews under our beltsFive interviews under our belts
By the end of March, we had completed four interviews for You must be nuts! As I said in my first blog post, health journalist Jerome Burne was the subject of our
Started filming!Started filming!
This week, we filmed the first interviews for You must be nuts! Our first interviewee was medical journalist Jerome Burne.