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Cognitive Decline Through a Functional Neurologist’s Lens
This week’s TruNeura Mastermind was an Ask Me Anything with Dr.
Oct 2
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TruNeura
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September 2026
Educating Your Community on a New Paradigm of Care
If you are practicing differently, your community needs to understand why.
Sep 25
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TruNeura
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If Alzheimer’s Is Driven by the Pathobiome, How Do We Find Out What Works?
This week on the Evolution of Medicine podcast, and last week in the TruNeura Mastermind, we welcomed Nikki Schultek. I came away from those…
Sep 21
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James Maskell
The 20 Years Before the Diagnosis
“Your disease doesn’t begin when your symptoms begin.
Sep 18
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The Pathobiome Changes the Brain Conversation
There is a conversation happening in brain health that deserves a much bigger audience.
Sep 11
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What Might a Positive ANA in Aging Really Be Telling Us?
As I was preparing to give a four-part lecture series on reversing cognitive decline at a functional medicine conference in Taiwan, I found myself…
Sep 7
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Kristine Burke, M.D.
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The Value of a Different Approach to Cognitive Care
There is a particular challenge for practitioners who offer comprehensive cognitive care: often, the people who need to understand the approach have…
Sep 3
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August 2026
(Precision) Brain Medicine Belongs in Primary Care
For most of modern medicine, neurology and psychiatry have existed as separate worlds.
Aug 31
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James Maskell
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When Everything Is Abnormal, but Nothing Is Obvious
Inside the TruNeura Mastermind - “Ask Me Anything” with Kristine Burke, MD
Aug 28
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Beating the Curve: Two Cases Showing the Power of Precision Brain Health
Untreated cognitive decline has one direction. These two men went somewhere else, and the difference between them came down to a single variable.
Aug 22
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TruNeura
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What the 2027 SXSW Voting Tells Us About the Year of the Brain
For decades, South by Southwest has been one of the places you look to see what is coming next.
Aug 20
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James Maskell
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She Could Remember Her Childhood. So Why Couldn’t She Make New Memories?
What if someone comes to you worried about memory loss, but their memory is actually working relatively well?
Aug 17
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