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Alzheimer's Disease

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Guidance needed on biomarker counselling

Clinicians value biomarkers when assessing mild cognitive impairment (MCI) but are less certain about how best to discuss their implications with patients.

Parkinson's Disease

Satellite symposium

Timely intervention in advanced Parkinson’s disease

Managing Parkinson’s disease is as much about timing as anything else. Along with the...

Alzheimer's Disease

Congress highlights

Early palliative care in progressive neurological diseases

Neurologists are often dealing with chronic diseases that progress in severity. Palliative care...

Alzheimer's Disease

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Study motivated by apathy

Conversion from mild cognitive impairment to Alzheimer’s disease dementia is not related to...

Alzheimer's Disease

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Imaging advances in the diagnosis and staging of dementias

Tau-PET imaging in the clinic is on the horizon and would complement amyloid-PET and structural and functional MRI in our search for tools in the differential diagnosis and staging of demen

Professor Malhi discusses ways in which healthcare professionals can help to minimise the risk of suicide during the pandemic

Professor Malhi discusses the importance of patient screening during the pandemic and provides...

Professor Malhi discusses the impact of social isolation on patients with mental health disorders

Professor Malhi highlights the challenges of social isolation for patients with mental health...

Professor Malhi discusses how healthcare professionals help to avoid burnout during the pandemic

Professor Malhi provides recommendations for healthcare professionals on minimising stress-related...

Professor Malhi discusses the effects of the pandemic on mental health

Professor Malhi explores the short-term and long-term impacts of the pandemic on mental health.

Dr Mattingly advises how best to manage a return to work or education

Dr Mattingly highlights the importance of managing patients’ concerns related to the pandemic...

Dr Mattingly covers how to help minimise the risk of suicide

Dr Mattingly highlights the need for increased connectivity with patients and the vital roles that...

Dr Mattingly discusses how to prevent HCP burnout during the pandemic

Dr Mattingly explores methods to help healthcare professionals increase resilience and avoid...

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