Brain Health: Memory Loss, Alzheimer’s & How to Protect
Your brain health affects every part of your life — from your heartbeat to your memory to your emotions.
Neurologist · Canada Health Journal
Dr. James Okafor holds an MD and PhD in Neurological Sciences from McGill University. With 12 years of experience in clinical neurology and mental health research, he has contributed to landmark studies on depression, anxiety, and cognitive health. Dr. Okafor is a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada and serves on the editorial board of two peer-reviewed journals.
Your brain health affects every part of your life — from your heartbeat to your memory to your emotions.
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