If you played soccer at any level, swipe to see the ways you can learn more and get involved in research at the #BUCTE Center. (2/2)

News: CTE identified in brain donations from young amateur athletes dlvr.it/SvHk0m

Look at some of the studies our #staffspotlight, Dean Sheppard, works on not only at the BU CTE Center, but also at the BU ADRC (BU Alzheimer's Center). To learn more about Dean go to his profile at bit.ly/DeanSheppard

The October edition of the BU CTE Center newsletter will be out this afternoon! If you haven't subscribed yet, you can sign up here to stay up-to-date with news and information about our research and events: eepurl.com/h_qT4b #BUCTE #CTE #SignUp #Subscribe

UPCOMING: Don’t forget to register for the 7th Annual CTE Conference on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1, 2023. Swipe to learn how and where to buy tickets. BU Alzheimer's Center

Boston University CTE Center is holding their 7th annual CTE Conference on Nov. 30 - Dec. 1! This 2-day experience will introduce you to all aspects of CTE with a line of incredible speakers! 👉Attend In Person or Virtually! 👉Register Here: cteconference.com #BUCTE #CTE #memory @bumemoryloss

One month left to apply to the The National Institute on Aging (NIA) #fundingopportunity to help postdoctoral scholars from diverse backgrounds transition to tenure-track or equivalent faculty positions. Applications due February 12. buff.ly/3OiBs1c

Learn how to optimize your living space for individuals living with mild cognitive impairment with the team at Georgia Tech SimTigrate Design Lab in this episode of BrainTalk Live. youtube.com/watch?v=WjZ_OC…

Make 2024 the year of daily movement for enhanced cognitive health. Whether it's a morning jog, a yoga session, or a dance break, let exercise be your daily dose of mental vitality. Share your favorite workout routines below to prioritize both physical and cognitive well-being!

Join us for a Community Forum to discuss dementia and its impact on families and the community. This event will be presented in Spanish on February 1st from 11am – 1PM in East Boston. See flyer for details. #WeAreMADRC

Rummaging behaviors, such as going through drawers, cabinets, or other belongings, are common in individuals with dementia. Managing these behaviors can be challenging but here are some strategies that may help 💻 ducksfordementia.com #ducksfordementia #dementia

Today's Talk with Dr. Cynthia Lemere - What causes the vascular side effects associated with anti-amyloid antibodies and how can we mitigate them?youtu.be/j5QRhRQBHtc

LAST CHANCE: Register now to learn more about our NEW AWARD that supports leveraging digital tools to validate #biomarkers in #Alzheimers disease research. @naccdata @billgates #webinar #digitalbiomarker #biotech #funding go.naccdata.org/jan22-digital-…

Don’t Fight False Memories in Dementia | Psychology Today psychologytoday.com/us/blog/managi… Read Dr. Budson's new Psychology Today blog on what to do when your loved one has false memories.

We are very excited about the Conference coming up on June 12th, 2024, from 10AM-1PM hosted by the Alzheimer's Foundation of America. Our very own Dr. Andrew Budson will be the Keynote speaker at the event. The conference is free and open to everyone wanting to attend!

Join Dr. Budson June 6th at 6 pm where he will be discussing Normal Aging and Dementia with our friends over Alzheimer's Association and AARP alz-org.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Ahead of his talk with the Alzheimer's Association and AARP on June 6th, our very own Dr. Andrew E. Budson, MD sat down to discuss Normal Aging vs Dementia. You can listen to the entire Podcast on Spotify here using this link: open.spotify.com/episode/00to9w…