Framingham Heart Study Brain Aging Program
Joined November 2021
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"To bring greater diversity into an understanding of #AlzheimersDisease, the @Davos Alzheimer’s Collaborative has launched a global research initiative, which I help lead," writes @BUMedicine's Rhoda Au. She shares next steps for this project. ⬇️ @statnews spr.ly/6011K5iVP
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The study found participants diagnosed with #CTE post-mortem had shrinkage in regions of the brain associated with CTE, compared with healthy controls.
"Those with CTE had shrinkage in the frontal and temporal lobes of the brain."
-Dr. Jesse Mez of @BUMedicine
Framingham Heart Study Brain Aging Program retweeted
During our symposium on the next-generation clinical care pathway for #AlzheimerDisease at #AAIC21, Dr. Rhoda Au reviewed the recent advances of digital technologies and their future potential in the evolving #AlzheimerDisease patient journey. Watch the presentation here.
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Interested in Research Programming ? Apply now: bu.silkroad.com/epostings/in…
We are looking for a Research Assistant to work on a Digital Study involving a cognitive smartphone app! bu.silkroad.com/epostings/in…
Framingham Heart Study Brain Aging Program retweeted
Congrats to Lindsay Farrer and Rhoda Au for receiving a five-year, $26.56M grant from the @NIH! With this grant, the Framingham Heart Study Brain Aging Program will continue the surveillance and evaluation of dementia in generations of FHS participants. spr.ly/6015GQS4b
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ADDF-funded Dr. Rhoda Au will speak at a roundtable on digital therapeutics for #MCI this morning at #CTAD21. Dr. Au is using data from smart phones & tablets to create digital profiles that can differentiate people with stable cognition, cognitive decline & dementia.
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