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Bob Bilder
Robert "Bob" Bilder, PhD, ABPP-CN — UCLA neuropsychologist, Tennenbaum Family Professor of Psychiatry & Biobehavioral Sciences and Chief of Medical Psychology–Neuropsychology at the Semel Institute.
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Oct 1, 2026
Do You Really Need a Brain Scan When Memory Starts to Slip? | Dr. Bob Bilder, PhD #83
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25:11Bob BilderGUEST
Um, so yeah, yeah, the brain does a really great job of discriminating between the things that are really useful for you cognitively and things that you don't need to worry about.
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25:22Bob BilderGUEST
Um, and um, yeah, it's that ability to separate what's, um, salient or important from what's not important that enables memory to occur.
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25:35Bob BilderGUEST
We're gonna help a lot of people at their cocktail parties talk about the brain, 'cause the hippocampus people have heard of.

Josh HelmanHOST
So I've noticed patients with dementia, it's, it can be emotionally overloading just, just from, from that standpoint.