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Decades later, brain training lowers dementia risk
Dr. Michael Marsiske and colleagues discovered that older adults who received brain training 20+ years ago to evaluate effects on thinking and memory…
MBI Accelerator Program awards nearly $1M across…
MBI awards provide seed funding to bolster emerging research in neuroscience and neuromedicine across the University of Florida.
Pain and Addiction Research Snapshot: Drs…
Study testing a combination therapy involving CBD in animal models shows promise in the hunt for treatment strategies to lower the dose of opioids…
MBI Researchers in the Spotlight
MBI Researcher Highlight: Dr. Jeff Jones
Dr. Jeffrey Jones’ research aims to illuminate age-related metabolic changes in neurons in normal cognitive aging and dementia that result in changes…
Blood tests for phosphorylated tau 217 identify…
In Neurology Today, Dr. Steven DeKosky weighed in on a new meta-analysis showing that levels of phosphorylated tau 217 accurately predicted the…
How do extreme G-forces affect Olympic…
A former member of the Israeli national skeleton team, Dr. Aliyah Snyder is now conducting research to better understand sledding athletes’…
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