by Ruth Kruger | Sep 26, 2022 | Blog, Science Simplified
Share Close only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades. This phrase, coined by Frank Robinson, highlights a reality; that is, that most things that demand measurement require accuracy. Close is not good enough. This notion is particularly true for an intricate matter...
by Ruth Kruger | Jul 26, 2022 | Blog, The Lived Experience
Share This is part three of our series featuring letters written by a daughter to her father, who is living with young onset dementia. This week’s post starts with a short note, the second half of a letter written in early July 2022. This note serves as an...
by Ruth Kruger | Jul 20, 2022 | Blog, The Lived Experience
Share This is part two of our series featuring letters written by a daughter to her father, who is living with young onset dementia. The daughter found three letters tucked away in her drawers, and pulled them out. They reminded her of her earlier days, coming to...
by Ruth Kruger | Jul 14, 2022 | Blog, The Lived Experience
Share Below you will find letters written by a daughter to her father, who is living with young onset dementia. She had written a series of letters to him on the suggestion of a therapist with whom she consulted to help her process her father’s medical prognosis...
by Ruth Kruger | Jun 21, 2022 | Blog, ONDRI Stories
Share Observing the brain – specifically signs of disease or trauma such as neurodegeneration – through eye tracking, is just as sensitive as doing so through magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), according to those working in the field. This technology may...
by Ruth Kruger | Jun 3, 2022 | Blog, The Lived Experience
Share Featuring Ron LaCombe, stroke patient advocate and ONDRI PCAC member “We’re going to prevent the next stroke and see about getting you better.” Those words, uttered by Dr. Richard Swartz, are still fresh in Ron LaCombe’s mind, 10 years after suffering a stroke....
