Josie Bigland | Meet Our Researcher Series
Josie Bigland is working toward becoming a Clinical Psychologist, with a personal goal of giving back to the community; specifically, families en
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Subjective Cognitive Complaints and Dementia
HEIDI DOUGLASS | h.douglass@unsw.edu.au
Study Co-Ordinator of CHeBA’s Sydney Memory & Ageing Study, Dr Katya Numbers, was invited to present on participants’ subjective experience of cognitive decline at the 4th Annual Australia Dementia Forum 2019 Conference (ADF) in Hobart in June.
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Does Social Interaction Reduce Risk of Dementia?
DR ANNE-NICOLE CASEY
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Findings from the Older Australian Twins Study
HEIDI DOUGLASS | h.douglass@unsw.edu.au
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Exploiting Big Data for Dementia Research
PROFESSOR PERMINDER SACHDEV
This article was first published in InformAge, Volume 2, Issue IV December 2015 (Summer).
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Doubling the Data Through Twins Research
Living to 100
DR CHARLENE LEVITAN
Centenarians are the fastest growing age worldwide. We can learn about ageing by studying the extremes, especially those who are models of "successful ageing". So how do we live to 100 in good physical and mental health?
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