New online! Advances in PET imaging of protein aggregates associated with neurodegenerative disease bit.ly/45kRQJ6

New work at Alzheimer’s Research & Therapy: In Latin America, higher WMH load is associated with greater brain atrophy than in the US across controls, AD & bvFTD, showing a frontotemporal pattern. Led by flor & Ceci Gonzalez-Campo; congrats ReDLat Dementia! doi.org/10.1186/s13195…

Registration is now open for NAN2025! This year marks NAN’s 50th anniversary, and we’re celebrating with a truly unforgettable program. Attendees can earn up to 26 CE credits while engaging with leading voices in neuropsychology! nanonline.org/NAN2025/Defaul…

Obituary: Margaret Boden (1936-2025) cognitive scientist who explored how machines might emulate human imagination go.nature.com/4fzsdcu

When Michael Okun, MD, first used the term “Parkinson’s pandemic,” he was written off as alarmist. These common chemicals could be linked to Parkinson’s disease plus how living near a golf course could put you at risk. Rachel Uda nails it in her new article just published by

Just another dog walk All in about 30 mins

Should you have DBS on one side or two sides of your brain? Do you know why the answer isn’t in the averages? A paper by Vetkas and colleagues presents pooled data and we should be cautious how we interpret. When it comes to deep brain stimulation (DBS) for Parkinson’s and

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New data from Israel’s participation in the ROPAD Parkinson genetics study raises big questions. Genetic testing across nearly 2700 Parkinson’s folks showed that only ~19% had a known genetic contributor. That leaves more than 80% of cases unexplained even among those w/ a family

Yup, it's sold as a means of fixing staffing shortages, but it doesn't look like the 4-day school week improves teacher recruitment and retention.

What were the first movies of persons w/ Parkinson's? T-minus one day until the new book the Parkinson's Plan drops and the history is really important to appreciate. The answer likely played out in Jean-Martin Charcot’s clinic at the Salpêtrière in Paris in the late 19th

Anxiety and Depression in Today's Youth: A Current Look into Assessment and Treatment - PubMed pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40787016/

Safer at school? Experiences of families on school closure during COVID-19 in an informal settlement in Nairobi, Kenya - PubMed pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40755142/

Whether it’s for neuropsychology program application & interview season or board certification prep, these texts can help you achieve your goal! Medical Neuropsychology: - tinyurl.com/yhb8syt3 Neuropsychologist’s Roadmap: - tinyurl.com/bddsvfy9 - tinyurl.com/4fvwamzp

Join us at #NAN2025 to hear from Dr. Jennifer McCaney as she presents “Crossing the Chasm: Innovation at Scale in Healthcare.” This keynote will examine how disruptive technologies are poised to transform clinical workflows and patient outcomes. nanonline.org/NAN2025/NAN202…

Should every person with suspected Parkinson’s get an MRI? For decades, neurologists have relied on history and examination as the gold standard for diagnosing Parkinson’s disease. Routine MRI scans have not been recommended for people with a classic presentation. However, more

For no reason at all Jon Hamm and Adam Scott recreated the SIMON & SIMON intro and it's glorious

Two cases just this week where someone descended into undetected dementia during a period of intense social isolation during the pandemic. I'm not saying these cases would be preventable but there is great tragedy in hearing the stories of zero detection and extreme isolation.

This is a final reminder to register for “The NIH Baby Toolkit: Technology for the Assessment of Early Development,” taking place on Wednesday, August 27, from 12:00–1:00 PM ET. Click here to learn more🔗 nanonline.org/Shared_Content…

Why Academically Intensive Charter Schools Deserve Our Attention -- important piece in Education Next by my colleague Bob Maranto & Jamison White & Sean Woyte educationnext.org/why-academical…