Sleep and healthy aging
As people age, ample and quality sleep is important for healthy development of both the body and the mind.
Tag Archive for: neuropsychology
The intersection of data-driven medicine and neuropsychology
Data could change the face of neuropsychology down the road. It also might enable doctors to deliver treatments proactively.
How a music wearable may one day help dementia patients
New wearable sensor may help older adults experiencing dementia symptoms such as agitation and depression.
AI and neuropsychology
Artificial intelligence is changing the way we practice science in a variety of disciplines, including neuropsychology
Behind the quest to find and treat rare diseases
Finding and developing worthwhile treatment for rare diseases requires a mix of science, patience, luck, money and time.
Understanding rare genetic disorders and how to treat them
Rare genetic disorders affect 25-30 million Americans. Take a closer look at the breadth and depth of these conditions.
How biomarkers are changing brain tumor diagnoses and treatments
Biomarkers can help doctors make more accurate diagnoses and offer more effective treatments for brain tumors
Understanding brain tumors
There are at least 100 different types of brain tumors, and their impact on patient lives varies considerably.
How do I know if I have dementia?
Diagnosing dementia is a complicated and multifaceted endeavor. Neuropsychologists can play an integral part.
One family’s experience with stroke and beyond
A stroke can be life-changing for the patient and loved ones. For one family, the journey has required resilience and faith.