Ayush Thacker

@BrandeisU grad and Clinical Research Coordinator at @MGH_CASI

[JAGS @AGSJournal]

Feasibility and Acceptability of a Clinician-Caregiver Co-Designed Dementia Care Intervention for Home-Based Primary Care. #geriatrics https://t.co/iJhVDlMmtz

[Ayush Thacker @ajthacker529]

Honored to present my teams work on clinician communication of lecanemabs benefits and risks across the US. These therapies are shaping the care of older adults living with cognitive impairment, and emphasizing a shared decision is crucial. #AGS25 #lecanemab #Alzheimers

[Center for Optimal Aging &Serious Illness Research @MGH_CASI]

For today's #TeamTuesday we're highlighting CASI CRC Ayush Thacker, who presented a poster at the MGH Celebration of Science on the Feasibility and Acceptability of a home-based dementia care intervention for caregivers and homebound people living with dementia!

[Center for Optimal Aging &Serious Illness Research @MGH_CASI]

#TeamTuesday CASI CRCs Edward Pham, Mouna Sy, and Ayush Thacker attended #AAHCM2024 in Phoenix, AZ last week! They recruited new practices to join the National Home-Based Primary Care Learning Network and presented on adapting dementia care interventions to home based settings!

[Sachin J. Shah @sachinjshah]

How should we manage Afib in older adults?

We put together a fantastic team to produce this review using an aging lens.

As always, feedback is welcome!

Full text: https://t.co/VjOUPcMr7k

[Ayush Thacker @ajthacker529]

Thank you to #AAIC2024 for having me present a Developing Topics poster regarding qualitative data on patient perspectives for #lecanemab decision making!!
@MGH_CASI

[Mass. Alzheimer's Disease Research Center @ADRCMass]

MADRC’s own Dr. Christine Ritchie was recently interviewed by AARP State President, Sandra Harris. They discussed dementia, what to do if you are concerned about your memory and the value of research participation. Watch here: https://t.co/6pOKzI0e3z
#WeAreMADRC

[Mass. Alzheimer's Disease Research Center @ADRCMass]

This #NationalNutritionMonth we encourage you to learn more about a brain-healthy diet. Research shows that eating a Mediterranean-style diet may reduce your risk of developing dementia. Learn more here: https://t.co/5kYPJioSOx #WeAreMADRC