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Study Looks at Benefits of Amyloid PET in “Unclear Dementia”
Research project aims to contribute to good medical care in Germany
Portrait Alexander Radbruch
Heads, AI, MRI
Insights into the brain by means of artificial intelligence and “rapid” measurement methods
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Smartphone-Assisted “Scavenger Hunt” Identifies People at Risk for Dementia
Study: Cognitive health status can be inferred from mobile wayfinding data.
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Blood Testing for so-called MicroRNAs Can Detect Dementia
German-American research team highlights new diagnostic option for Alzheimer’s.
Complex tissue culture under the microscope.
“Prelude” to Neuromuscular Disease SMA May Offer Chances for Better Treatment
SMA appears to be preceded by abnormalities in embryonic development that have not yet been recognized and could hold approaches for therapy.
What is the situation of early Alzheimer's diagnostics in Germany?
Science and pharma join forces to scrutinize our healthcare system.
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Scientists Unravel Life-saving Effect of Dexamethasone in COVID-19
Study in “Cell”.
Symbolic image shows blood and urine samples.
Blood Markers Detect Rare Forms of Dementia as well as the Neurological Diseases ALS and PSP
Research with data from Germany and Spain opens up new options for diagnosis.
Portrait Frank Bradke
Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Science Honors Bonn Neurobiologist
Frank Bradke receives the 50,000 Euro Academy Prize.
One million US dollars for mapping the “springs of the spinal fluid”
Bonn researchers aim to measure intricate brain structures with artificial intelligence.

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