Study in “Nature Communications” on epigenetic mechanisms in the hippocampus.
Study in “Nature Communications”
Dresden/Germany, June 29, 2021. A stimulating environment keeps the “hippocampus” –…
Clinical research at the Rostock/Greifswald site
Clinical research at the DZNE Rostock/Greifswald focuses on the transfer of new diagnostic and intervention concepts from methodological development…
Areas of investigation/research focus
Cerebral small vessel disease and amyloid β (Aβ) deposits are common features of the aging brain. They are presumed to act together to accelerate cognitive…
EU-Atlas: Dementia & Migration
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Czech Republic
Migration has had a great influence on Czech society for centuries. The first large influx of migrants (from Germany) occurred during the…
EU-Atlas: Dementia & Migration
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Austria
Austria has a long history of migration, characterized by phases of emigration of smaller population groups, but mainly by immigration and…
EU-Atlas: Dementia & Migration
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Switzerland
At the end of the 19th century, Switzerland developed from an emigration into an immigration country. Since the Second World War, the foreign…
EU-Atlas: Dementia & Migration
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Sweden
Sweden has a long history of migration. Through the immigration of about 180,000 refugees from Finland, Norway, Estonia, Denmark, and Germany…
EU-Atlas: Dementia & Migration
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Spain
Over the last 500 years, Spain’s migration was characterised by emigration, especially to Latin America. After 1958 emigration shifted towards…
EU-Atlas: Dementia & Migration
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Slovenia
After the Second World War Slovenia was an emigration country before it developed into an immigration country from 1955 to 1990. The collapse of…
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