What We Can Learn from Robin Williams' Autopsy

Okay.  Someone asked why I was just really beginning to use Robin Williams' death to discuss Lewy Body Dementia.  Well, it's pretty simple - I'm discovering more usable material that discusses and enhances the learning experience for others in the general public; hence, more are able to understand through the viable information.

Today, I offer you a video on Robin Williams' Autopsy - not the actual autopsy, but what they discovered and were able to enter in their report.  There are also some animations and a few living tableaus that help illustrate the findings and the material.

Just being able to help the general public understand and retain the information is reason enough!  Please, enjoy and share this with others. 

Autopsy 04/29/2015

Understanding Lewy Body Dementia Through Robin Williams' Death

Scrapping around and seeking more material for the blog, I happened upon some clips on one of the apps on my Kindle FireStick the other night.  Watching these gave me pause.  I then decided I should use them  because it's always good to have a refresher course - and below I give you The Science Show's presentation on LBD, in which we get some very good, (but hyperfast) information, and then the PBS Newshour using Mr. Williams as the springboard for conversation, as well.

Whether you watch one or both, you will find yourself presented with some good, solid information that isn't quite as dry as many of the other offerings I've posted in the past.

Please, enjoy these and feel free to use them for reference in the future.

The Science Show 11/13/2015

PBS Newshour  11/05/2015