Anna D. Burke, MD

  • 26Articles
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  • 2011–2023Active
  • 22Collaborators
  • 35Citations

About

Anna D. Burke, MD is affiliated with Barrow Neurological Institute, Phoenix, Arizona. Anna D. Burke has authored or co-authored 26 peer-reviewed articles published across the Journal of Clinical Psychiatry and the Primary Care Companion for CNS Disorders between 2011 and 2023. Their work focuses on Dementia, Neurology, Alzheimer Disease, Psychiatry, and Addiction.

Publications

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Diagnosing and Treating Alzheimer Disease During the Early Stage
Academic Highlights

Diagnosing and Treating Alzheimer Disease During the Early Stage

March 22, 2023

Many new therapies for early-stage AD have made their way onto the scene that can delay onset of the disease and/or slow down progression. Find out the how, what,...
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JCP
Timely Diagnosis of Alzheimer Disease
Educational Activity

Timely Diagnosis of Alzheimer Disease

August 1, 2022

Early-stage diagnosis of Alzheimer disease leads to prompt treatment initiation and better patient QoL. Learn about new guidelines and technology advances and what’s on the horizon from authorities in...
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JCP
Treatment of Early-Stage Alzheimer Disease
Educational Activity

Treatment of Early-Stage Alzheimer Disease

August 1, 2022

Many new therapies for early-stage AD have made their way onto the scene that can delay onset of the disease and/or slow down progression. Find out the how, what,...
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JCP
Academic Highlights

Treatment Challenges in Early-Stage AD

June 15, 2021

Experts offer an overview of best practices for managing early-stage Alzheimer disease as well as a look at the future.
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JCP
Webcast

Pharmacotherapies for Early-Stage Alzheimer Disease

May 25, 2021

How do investigational drugs for Alzheimer disease differ from those currently prescribed to patients? Dr Burke shares her insights.
JCP
Webcast

Discussing Early-Stage AD With Patients

May 11, 2021

In this webcast about early-stage Alzheimer disease, Drs Burke and Apostolova highlight important conversations to have with patients and their care partners on topics such as diet, exercise, driving,...
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PCC
Rounds from Banner Alzheimer's Institute

To Scan or Not to Scan: Horses and Zebras

June 28, 2018

When evaluating an older patient for possible dementia, do you order neuroimaging? Work through this interactive CME case about an 87-year-old woman who presented with her family to Banner...
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Rounds from Banner Alzheimer's Institute

Mood Versus Memory

April 27, 2017

The symptoms of dementia and depression frequently overlap. What are the best steps to take to differentiate between dementia and depression? Follow along with this case report to learn...
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PCC
Article

At a Loss for Words

August 18, 2016

Ms A is a 70-year-old woman with cognitive impairment, including speech changes. She is also experiencing functional impairment and has difficulty completing complex daily tasks. Does Ms A have...
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PCC
Rounds from Banner Alzheimer's Institute

Movements and Memory

February 25, 2016

Follow along as Mr A, an 82-year-old man with cognitive impairment, is evaluated and treated. His symptoms include getting lost while driving, forgetting conversations and events, and having disturbed...
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PCC
Rounds from Banner Alzheimer's Institute

Visual Complaints and Cognitive Decline

February 27, 2014

Have any patients come to you with vision problems that their eye doctors can't solve? Read this CME case report to learn how these symptoms may be indicative of...
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PCC
Rounds from Banner Alzheimer's Institute

Hypersexuality in Dementia

October 31, 2013

Mr A was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 1996, and more than 20 years later, began to experience severe personality and behavioral changes, including depression and hypersexuality. Read this...
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