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Alzheimer’s disease as a clinical-biological construct: recommendation of an international working group.

Antonio Javier Sutil presents in this article the most relevant data from the study “Alzheimer’s Disease as a Clinical-Biological Construct: Recommendations from an International Working Group”. Modification of Alzheimer’s Diagnostic Criteria Recently, the Alzheimer’s Association proposed a modification of Alzheimer’s diagnostic criteria to be based solely on biological evidence. This would allow for Alzheimer’s disease …

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Intensive assessment of executive functions derived from performance in cognitive training games.

The researcher Antonio Javier Sutil Jiménez presents in this article the most relevant information from the study “Intensive Evaluation of Executive Functions Derived from Performance in Cognitive Training Games”, in which our cognitive stimulation platform, NeuronUP, participated. Authors and Universities Involved This study originated from the PENSA Study, which aimed to investigate the effect on …

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Interventions for psychological and behavioral problems in dementias

Neuropsychologist Diana Carolina Gómez Blanco demonstrates how non-pharmacological interventions can be a key tool for managing psychological and behavioral symptoms in people with dementia. “A person with dementia lives in a present where things disappear, explanations are forgotten, and conversations lose meaning, where love is the only alternative.” In recent years, the increase in the …

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Music accessibility program

Ruben Montaldo D’Albora, musician and educator, presents in this article a Music Accessibility Program focused on the rehabilitation and transformation of people’s lives through music. Introduction The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, in Article 27, enshrines the right of every person to freely participate in the cultural life of the community, enjoy the arts, and …

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Deep learning model for the early detection of cognitive impairment from clinical notes in electronic medical records

Antonio Javier Sutil Jiménez discusses in this article the data presented in the study “Deep Learning Model for Early Detection of Cognitive Decline from Clinical Notes in Electronic Health Records”. Why is this Study on Learning Models from Clinical Notes Important? This study addresses the early detection of cognitive decline in adults, which is crucial …

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Prediction of the incidence of Alzheimer’s Disease using machine learning with large-scale administrative health data

In this article, Antonio Javier Sutil Jiménez discusses the study “Prediction of the Incidence of Alzheimer’s Disease Using Machine Learning with Large-Scale Administrative Health Data”. Why is the Study of Alzheimer’s Prediction Using Machine Learning Important? The advancement of technology can sometimes provide unexpected solutions to medical problems. One example of this is the use …

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Reliability and validity of smartphone cognitive testing for frontotemporal lobar degeneration.

In this article, researcher Antonio Javier Sutil Jiménez presents the most important data from the study “Reliability and Validity of Smartphone Cognitive Tests for Frontotemporal Lobar Degeneration.” Why is this study on cognitive tests for frontotemporal lobar degeneration important? Frontotemporal lobar degeneration (FTLD) is a neurodegenerative disorder that causes dementia syndromes. FTLD affects the frontal …

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Neuroscience of olfaction in neurorehabilitation: How does the brain encode odors?

Neuropsychologist Javier Esteban Libiano explains in this article all the details about how our brain encodes smells. Smell, along with taste, is a chemical sense. The stimuli received by both senses interact with their receptors chemically. Smell helps identify food and avoid those that are spoiled or not suitable for consumption. It helps many species …

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