HEIDI DOUGLASS | h.douglass@unsw.edu.au
The breadth of research groups and studies at CHeBA make it a leader in the global epidemiology of dementia, with the data available making the Centre a rich resource for not just researchers, but also students.
HEIDI DOUGLASS | h.douglass@unsw.edu.au
Throughout history, twins have been a source of fascination and wonder – particularly the unique bond they share compared to other sibling relationships.
Understanding genetics of ageing and age-related disorders are Research Officer Chandana Kanchibhotla’s main research interests.
Dr Amanda Selwood is relatively new to CHeBA; having had the unusual experience of commencing a new job without in-office contact.
Dr Rebecca Koncz’s research explores the pathophysiological mechanisms of Alzheimer’s disease, particularly amyloid accumulation, as a hallmark feature of the disease.
Twin research provides important clues to understanding cognitive decline in older adults and assists in the development of public health intervention strategies.
HEIDI DOUGLASS | h.douglass@unsw.edu.au
PROFESSOR PERMINDER SACHDEV
This article was first published in InformAge, Volume 2, Issue IV December 2015 (Summer).
