Dr. Richard Isaacson was featured in a CBS Miami special examining the growing impact of Alzheimer’s disease and the latest advances in early detection, prevention, and treatment. During the program, he discussed how emerging technologies—including retinal imaging and blood biomarkers—are transforming the ability to identify Alzheimer’s-related changes before symptoms develop, creating new opportunities for personalized risk reduction.

Dr. Isaacson explained that the retina provides a unique window into brain health and described research showing that subtle changes in the eye may mirror changes occurring in the brain. He emphasized that identifying Alzheimer’s disease in its earliest stages allows physicians to develop targeted, individualized prevention plans focused on modifiable risk factors, helping people take proactive steps to support long-term brain health. The program also highlighted his efforts to expand access to personalized Alzheimer’s prevention through innovative digital tools and research initiatives.

Watch the full CBS Miami special to learn how Dr. Richard Isaacson is helping advance early detection, precision medicine, and Alzheimer’s prevention.