NEWS
Save the date ! Kuopio Epilepsy Symposium, 26-27.3.2020, Music Centre (Kuopionlahdenkatu 23), Kuopio | ||
2019 | ||
Healthy ageing with an online coach | ||
Common brain disorders accelerate brain ageing | ||
25.10. BM Kasper Katisko - Dissertation, Neurology | ||
WHO releases guidelines for dementia prevention with help from the Nordic Brain Network
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Abstract book - 8th Kuopio Stroke Symposium, 2019![]() | ||
2018 | ||
World Stroke Day 29.10.2018
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UEF researchers acknowledged on World Alzheimer's Day
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Two UEF researchers receive ERC Starting Grant
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8th Kuopio Alzheimer Symposium, Kuopio, Finland, June 6-8, 2018 e-Health can support healthy ageing and help preventing cardiovascular disease and dementia in elderly people
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Dissertation // 2 March, 2018:
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Preparations for Finnish Centre for Neurosciences begin | ||
2017 | ||
Therapeutic strategies based on brain plasticity - Nordic-Chinese brainstorming meeting | ||
Finland paves way for memory disorder prevention research | ||
Nordic Congress of Clinical Neurophysiology & Kuopio Epilepsy Symposium 2017 (abstract book - pdf) | ||
2016 | ||
New tool to help predict dementia risk in older people Miia Kivipelto receives MetLife Foundation Award for Medical Research in Alzheimer’s Disease. Soprano keeps singing - despite stroke Singing at the opening ceremony of 7th Kuopio Stroke Symposium, Soprano Kaisa Makkonen is an example of what good treatment and rehabilitation can do for stroke patients today. Having a stroke no longer necessarily means that one has to bury life-long dreams and go into retirement. 7th Kuopio Stroke Symposium - Program and abstracts Medical food helped conserve memory in people with prodromal Alzheimer’s disease "An EU funded trial has found that Souvenaid really does stop the brains of Alzheimer's patients from shrinking" - news from The Telegraph 2015Significant Horizon 2020 funding for testing cell therapy in stroke patients | ||
Nordic Brain Network (NBN) is a research team and collaborative forum. The NBN has increased the resources available to the field of Alzheimer's disease research and promoted collaboration among Nordic countries, with its members primarily working in Sweden and Finland. | ||
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