The word dementia is used to describe a set of symptoms, such as memory loss or problems with decision-making. Dementia can be caused by a number of different diseases, most commonly Alzheimer's disease.
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Do you have questions about #stemcells? Ask away with #OpenUpStemCells or at https://t.co/gyNtthL5pY! We'll do our best - with the help of our fantastic research partners - to answer.
Pint of Science is back again this year and includes three fascinating talks by Edinburgh Neuroscience researchers. More information can be found here: https://t.co/JTLWEsJcsA
Research over the past half century has profoundly changed what we know about #autism, revealing clues to its origins and suggesting new strategies for early detection and treatment. https://t.co/7kRcKGN8xl #WAAD#WorldAutismAwarenessDay
#Neuroethics is the field that aims to act as a guide for the researchers pushing the bounds of applied #brain science. Neuroethicists do their work by asking some difficult — and uncomfortable — questions. https://t.co/8wJfz525q1
Are you ready to spit for #mentalhealth research? Then make sure you have completed the following steps: 📝 Signed up and completed the online survey. We can then 📪 send your saliva DNA sample through the post. Sign up today at: https://t.co/ThjPKt5uLF
How many #neurons actually exist in the #brain? How does a healthy brain develop? How do bats “see” with sound? Explore our interactive below to learn more about these questions and the remarkable women in #neuroscience who are answering them. https://t.co/ZBacP0F5Pe
There's an exciting line up of #brain, #dementia,and #mentalhealth#arts events coming up 11-22 March. events feature the Scottish chamber orchestra and a Strictly Come Dancing celebrity, just to name drop a few of the... https://t.co/cp2VLRHzy2
Hundreds of genes have been linked to depression in a study involving data from more than two million people, which sheds light on why some people are more likely to develop the condition than others.
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Yesterday was #worldcancerday and Dirk Sieger from the Centre for Discovery Brain Sciences contributed to a special @eLife webcast on Advances in Cancer Research. Check out his short talk 'Tumor initiating cells in the brain' here. https://t.co/53McKZg7Om
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A closeup of the motor #cortex featuring some of my all time favorite cells- the massive Betz cells in layer V! Descending #axons bring motor information into spinal cord. #neuro#sciart#brain
Only a few weeks until the "Journey Through the Human Brain" exhibit opens to the public! We are hard at work with community partners creating the content for this global effort. Mark your calendars for #BrainAwarenessWeek and many thanks to all for making our dreams a reality.
“Brain-training” games claim to help strengthen mental muscles and prevent cognitive drop-off. But scientists haven’t found conclusive evidence that #brain-training works. https://t.co/JaknAT95gB #BrainTeaserMonth
Issues like depression and anxiety are common, but that doesn’t mean they aren't serious. Use these resources to find help for yourself, a friend, or a family member: https://t.co/inQ8DRYzb9