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First-ever trial designed to slow the progression of memory loss in individuals who may be at a higher risk due to Alzheimer’s disease, but who don’t yet have any symptoms.
Findings by corresponding author Christopher V. Gabel, PhD, assistant professor of physiology and biophysics, appear online in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
The study was published in Lancet Neurology and quotes corresponding author Sudha Seshadri, MD, professor of neurology.
Findings by James Pokines, PhD, assistant professor of anatomy and neurobiology, were published in the Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports.
Discussion, interaction and collaboration on key concepts and questions in inflammation.
The abstract deadline is April 8 and the theme of the day will be “Interactive Learning”
Updates from virologists, epidemiologists, and physicians, revealed what scientists have learned about the virus since the 2015 outbreak in Brazil and how many questions remain.
Students taught museum visitors about neurological exams, while Drs. Anna Hohler, Terence Keane, Robert Stern and Jennifer Vasterling shared their expertise on brain injuries and illnesses during a keynote panel discussion.
Research was led by Gerald V. Denis, PhD, associate professor of pharmacology and medicine, and the findings appear in PLoS ONE.