Men, are you tuned into your brain health this International Men’s Health Week? 

While Alzheimer’s disease is often associated with women, men are far from immune. Research shows that as testosterone levels decline with age, the risk of cognitive impairment in men rises, leading to a higher likelihood of developing Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. 

Understanding specific risks like cardiovascular disease, a history of head injuries, or even untreated sleep apnea is crucial, as these can significantly impact your likelihood of developing Alzheimer’s or other dementias. 

Equally important is recognizing early signs – perhaps new difficulties with problem-solving, unusual memory lapses, or changes in mood – and not dismissing them as simple aging. 

Early detection can lead to better management and support. 

That’s where Amicus Brain comes in. With Keiko, our AI-powered dementia advisor, men and their care partners can get instant answers to questions, guidance on symptom management, and practical steps for leading a brain-healthy lifestyle. Whether you’re looking to prevent cognitive decline or support a loved one living with dementia, Amicus Brain offers compassionate, expert-backed solutions—right when you need them.