Jeffrey Humphrey
LantheusMilton, United States
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Thomas Moodie
WACHSAlbany, Australia
Francesca Guzzi
Universita di Medicina Milano Bicocca Monza , Italy
Heather Dark
NIH/NIA/IRPSilver Spring, United States
Mandeep Mandeep
Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and ResearchChandigarh, India
Wei Yan
Sound BiologicsBothell, United States
Maria Bregendahl
Ishan Agrawal
Oxford, United Kingdom
Sabina Budzyn
Poland
Elizabeth Sun
Denali TherapeuticsSouth San Francisco, United States
Bahareh Ajami
Oregon Health & Science UniversityPortland , United States
More Needed Than Ever, Brain Banks Are Modernizing But Face Funding Crunch
SERIES Banked brain tissue enables crucial advances in the understanding and treatment of degenerative disorders. As appreciation of the many different variants of neurodegenerative disease is growing, well-preserved tissue is in more demand than ever. Are the b
Will Technology Revolutionize Dementia Diagnosis and Care?
SERIES As populations age worldwide and the number of people with dementia is set to soar over the next few decades, a crisis in eldercare looms. At the same time, the use of personal technology—smartphones, tablets, wearable monitors—is exploding. Can technolog
Deep-Brain Stimulation: Surgical Relief for Parkinson's and Beyond
SERIES In this series, ARF takes stock of deep-brain stimulation after more than a decade of life-altering procedures, In deep brain stimulation, surgeons implant wires into the brain and hook them up to a pacemaker-like stimulator implanted in the chest, which
To Sleep, Perchance to Clean…the Brain, Make Memories
SERIES Researchers have tied sleep to clearance of waste products such as excess Aβ. New research suggests this clearance may be driven by a change in the extracellular ion composition, which swells the interstitial fluid. Other work finds an essential role for
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