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…of the brain when patients use reflective thinking. Kamyar Keramatian is investigating whether normal subjects and patients with depression can be trained to improve their own brain activation, by combining…
…of MCI, about 30 per cent of patients develop Alzheimer disease — a neurodegenerative disorder that seriously impairs thinking and memory. Some studies suggest that analyzing cerebrospinal fluid or brain…
The acts of perceiving, thinking, doing or feeling are marked by complex patterns of electrical activity in the brain. Dysfunction in neuronal activity is observed in many diseases and conditions,…
Schizophrenia and bipolar disease are severe mental illnesses that affect thinking, mood and behaviour, and cause lifelong disability. Schizophrenia alone costs the Canadian economy about $2.5 billion per year. While…
For people living with schizophrenia, anti-psychotic medications can help control delusions and hallucinations. However, it is far more difficult to treat schizophrenia’s neurocognitive effects, such as disordered thinking and problems…
…making culturally safe, equity-centred thinking the norm for leadership and practice. Dr. Shahram will bring her health research expertise and engaged scholarship methodologies (e.g. action research, integrated knowledge translation), and…
…thinking or mood. As a rare disease, CVT is hard to study in large trials, and treatment decisions are based on clinician opinion. CVT is treated with strong blood thinners,…
…cells, causing thinking ability and memory to deteriorate. One percent of AD is the early-onset type that runs in families. While extensive studies of these forms of the disease…
…brain disease with gradual loss of nerve cells and resulting problems with thinking, memory, and movement. Changes in the brain can start to happen 20 years before any memory problems…
…the ethos of the system overall is improvement. Speakers will share the latest thinking on learning health systems and facilitate conversations on how BC can adopt the principles and actions…