Ken Ansin, Staying On Track with the McCance Center to Maximize Brain Health
We recently sat down to talk with Ken Ansin, 56, who is new to the McCance Center. Here's what he has to say about becoming a patient and focusing on his brain health.
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Mass General Neurology: McCance Center for Brain Health
55 Fruit St.
Boston, MA 02114
Phone: 617-726-4881
Mass General Psychiatry: Adult Outpatient Psychiatry Services
55 Fruit St.
Wang Ambulatory Care Center
Boston, MA 02114
Phone: 617-724-7792
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Research Interests:
1. Global Delivery of Neuropsychiatry Services
2. Systems Issues in Aging
3. Systems Issues in Early Onset Dementia
4. Needs Assessment/Cost-Effective Care in low mid-level income countries
5. Gender equity in Medical Care
6. Neuropsychiatry Education
7. Peace in Medicine
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The McCance Center for Brain Health has embraced a radically new approach to preventing brain disease and promoting brain health across the lifespan.
We recently sat down to talk with Ken Ansin, 56, who is new to the McCance Center. Here's what he has to say about becoming a patient and focusing on his brain health.
Hospitals must do more to accommodate their recovering workers’ needs — or risk losing them at a time when they’re needed most, argues a multidisciplinary team of experts.
Last month, Dr. Zeina Chemali of the McCance Center volunteered at the Northern Navajo Medical Center (NNMC) in Shiprock, New Mexico. Dr. Chemali’s journey comes out of a growing collaboration between the McCance Center the Indian Health Service and is the first of many such endeavors.
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We recently sat down to talk with Ken Ansin, 56, who is new to the McCance Center. Here's what he has to say about becoming a patient and focusing on his brain health.
Hospitals must do more to accommodate their recovering workers’ needs — or risk losing them at a time when they’re needed most, argues a multidisciplinary team of experts.
Last month, Dr. Zeina Chemali of the McCance Center volunteered at the Northern Navajo Medical Center (NNMC) in Shiprock, New Mexico. Dr. Chemali’s journey comes out of a growing collaboration between the McCance Center the Indian Health Service and is the first of many such endeavors.
Researchers describe their findings related to their multidisciplinary clinical work with COVID-19 'Long Haulers.'