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X-WR-CALDESC:Dr. Keller is a board-certified neurologist in private practic
 e with Neurology Associates of South Jersey\, specializing in the evaluati
 on and care of adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. He
  is a Past President of the American Academy of Developmental Medicine and
  Dentistry (AADMD) and the past-chair of the Adults with Intellectual and 
 Developmental Disabilities Section of the American Academy of Neurology. H
 e is a co-author on a number of articles and book chapters relating to agi
 ng and dementia in adults with intellectual disability.\n\nAdults with Dow
 n syndrome are living longer than ever\, and families often have questions
  about aging\, wellness\, and Alzheimer’s disease risk. This webinar focus
 es on what we can do now—everyday\, practical steps that support brain hea
 lth\, function\, and quality of life. We’ll review the “big rocks” of heal
 th promotion (sleep\, activity\, nutrition\, hearing/vision\, mental healt
 h\, social connection\, and managing medical conditions)\, how to notice m
 eaningful changes over time\, and how to distinguish Alzheimer’s-related c
 hanges from other treatable issues. We’ll also highlight ongoing research 
 and prevention trials designed specifically for adults with Down syndrome 
 and how families can learn about opportunities to participate.\n\n
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DESCRIPTION:Dr. Keller is a board-certified neurologist in private practice
  with Neurology Associates of South Jersey\, specializing in the evaluatio
 n and care of adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. He 
 is a Past President of the American Academy of Developmental Medicine and 
 Dentistry (AADMD) and the past-chair of the Adults with Intellectual and D
 evelopmental Disabilities Section of the American Academy of Neurology. He
  is a co-author on a number of articles and book chapters relating to agin
 g and dementia in adults with intellectual disability.\n\nAdults with Down
  syndrome are living longer than ever\, and families often have questions 
 about aging\, wellness\, and Alzheimer’s disease risk. This webinar focuse
 s on what we can do now—everyday\, practical steps that support brain heal
 th\, function\, and quality of life. We’ll review the “big rocks” of healt
 h promotion (sleep\, activity\, nutrition\, hearing/vision\, mental health
 \, social connection\, and managing medical conditions)\, how to notice me
 aningful changes over time\, and how to distinguish Alzheimer’s-related ch
 anges from other treatable issues. We’ll also highlight ongoing research a
 nd prevention trials designed specifically for adults with Down syndrome a
 nd how families can learn about opportunities to participate.\n\n
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SUMMARY:DSES August 2026
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