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Optimising Alzheimer's disease health care pathways across Europe - Vimarsana News

Optimising Alzheimer's disease health care pathways across Europe

Despite challenges and barriers across European health systems in the timely detection and accurate diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease, policymakers have a unique opportunity to be remembered for improving the AD care pathway and transforming the way the di...

Neuroimaging and network modeling tools shed light on Alzheimer's disease in animal models - Vimarsana News

Neuroimaging and network modeling tools shed light on Alzheimer's disease in animal models

Indiana University researchers are collaborating on a novel approach to use neuroimaging and network modeling tools-;previously developed to analyze brains of patients in the clinic-;to investigate Alzheimer's disease progression in preclinical animal models.

New 'Remarkable Connection' Discovered Between Our Heart And Brain - Vimarsana News

New 'Remarkable Connection' Discovered Between Our Heart And Brain

In the few seconds it will take you to read this sentence, your sense of time may expand and contract, and your perception of the world could shift in ways you wouldn't notice.

Has the pandemic disrupted teenage brain development? - Vimarsana News

Has the pandemic disrupted teenage brain development?

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Triggering motivational thoughts - Vimarsana News

Triggering motivational thoughts

Everybody knows how to psych themselves up.  You visualize the outcome you want, or you remind yourself you have accomplished your goal before, or you find any number of ways to assure yourself you can do what you’re trying to do. “The most evocative one for me is literally running down a line where thousands of people are giving me high fives,” says Alison Adcock, thinking of a motivational image once described by a research participant. “But I don't actually know that that was the one that worked the best.” 

Source: duke.edu