Aimee Spector: A Helpful Starting Point to Address Menopausal “Brain Fog” and Dementia
Aimee Spector, Professor of Clinical Psychology of Ageing at UCL, shared a post on LinkedIn about a paper she co-authored with colleagues, published in Post Reproductive Health:
“Sharing this paper, which came out today:
Menopausal ‘brain fog’ or dementia? A practical guide for clinicians.
It was great collaborating with the British Menopause Society, Kathy Abernethy, and Caroline Gurvich on this piece, which I hope will be a helpful starting point when addressing this complex question!”
Title: Menopausal ‘brain fog’ or dementia? – a practical guide for clinicians
Authors: Kathy Abernethy, Caroline Gurvich, Aimee Spector
You can read the Full Article in Post Reproductive Health.

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