Louisa Nicola: Alzheimer’s prevalence projected to triple by 2050, the critical role of deep sleep in brain health, and how digital content consumption impacts cognitive decline | Shawn Ryan Show
Alzheimer's disease is projected to affect three times as many people by 2050, with around sixty million currently living with the condition, highlighting an urgent need for brain health innovations. Deep sleep plays a critical role in clearing amyloid beta plaques linked to Alzheimer's, while excessive consumption of low-quality digital content may contribute to cognitive decline. Neurotechnology is expected to grow significantly in the next five years, offering potential advancements in brain health and cognitive function monitoring through tools like EEG.
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Louisa Nicola: Alzheimer’s prevalence projected to triple by 2050, the critical role of deep sleep in brain health, and how digital content consumption impacts cognitive decline | Shawn Ryan Show Alzheimer's cases are set to triple by 2050, underscoring the urgent need for brain health innovations. Listen on The Shawn Ryan Show Share Add us on Google by Editorial Team Apr. 30, 2026 Key takeaways Alzheimer’s disease prevalence is projected to triple by 2050, indicating a significant public health challenge. Currently, approximately sixty million people globally are affected by Alzheimer’s disease. Brainwaves are crucial for cognitive function and can be mapped using EEG technology. Gamma brainwaves are often the first to deteriorate in neurodegenerative diseases.
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