Dementia

Type: Concept

As of November 2026, Dementia has been mentioned in 5 episodes across 4 podcasts, first heard Sep 2022 on The Ben Shapiro Show. Compared and contrasted with delirium in the discussion.

A group of symptoms affecting memory, thinking, and social abilities severely enough to interfere with daily functioning, often associated with aging.

Dementia at a glance
Mentioned in5 episodes on 4 podcasts (as of November 2026)
First heardSep 2022 on The Ben Shapiro Show
FieldNeurology, Geriatrics
DomainHealth

What do podcasts say about Dementia?

3 quotes from Unknown (oncology nurse practitioner; wellness/weight-loss coach), recorded on The BMJ and The Diary Of A CEO.

  • Delirium is often bundled into dementia.
    The BMJ · · Episode
  • Really dementia where 40 to 50% of women will have low bone density.
    The Diary Of A CEO · · Episode
  • Personal and family fear framing: my parents both passed away from forms of dementia… wanted… to lower my risk factors for developing dementia.
    Unknown (oncology nurse practitioner; wellness/weight-loss coach) · The Ben Shapiro Show · · Episode

How do different shows talk about Dementia?

4 shows discussed Dementia in these episodes.

Who talks about Dementia on podcasts?

Unknown (oncology nurse practitioner; wellness/weight-loss coach) brought up Dementia; the most recent mention was Jan 2026 on Jamie Kern Lima.

Which podcasts mention Dementia most?

The Diary Of A CEO (2 episodes), Jamie Kern Lima (1 episode) and The Ben Shapiro Show (1 episode) mention Dementia most.

  1. The Diary Of A CEO — 2 episodes · More topics from The Diary Of A CEO
  2. Jamie Kern Lima — 1 episode · More topics from Jamie Kern Lima
  3. The Ben Shapiro Show — 1 episode · More topics from The Ben Shapiro Show
  4. The BMJ — 1 episode · More topics from The BMJ

What is Dementia mentioned alongside?

Dementia is most often mentioned alongside Mary Claire Haver, The New Menopause and FDA.

Mentioned together: Mary Claire Haver, The New Menopause, FDA, Germany, Zoom, Winning at Weight Loss 2.0, Melinda French Gates, Metabolic Syndrome, North Carolina, hemoglobin A1C