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Alzheimer's disease
Unblocking the neural superhighway
Published on:
6 February 2015
New insights into how nerves cells in the brain maintain efficient communication with each other may help offset the effects of Alzheimer’s disease.
MRI could predict Alzheimer’s disease, improving treatment
Published on:
13 January 2015
Scientists at QBI have discovered that magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) could be used to predict the risk of onset of Alzheimer’s disease.
Life as an Honours student
How Zala Skrbis, Honours student at QBI, found herself researching Alzheimer's disease.
CJCADR Public Dementia Forum part 2: treatment and care
The public dementia forum provided an overview of QBI research and the ongoing treatment of patients.
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