Cognitive Health
Project Details
The Healthy Ageing Program's research in Cognitive Health involves the early detection of cognitive decline using biomarkers, as well as the identification of associated vascular and hormonal risk factors. The program has also collected longitudinal neuropsychological data.
Our current research in this area includes:
- Examining neuropsychological trajectories using data collected from a longitudinal study
- Preventing dementia and cognitive decline
- Subjective memory complaints, frailty, and dementia
Researchers
- Professor Cassandra Szoeke
- Professor David Ames
- Professor Marita McCabe
- Dr Steven Campbell
- Dr Joanne Robertson
- Dr Georgia McCluskey
- Christa Dang
- Katherine Burn
Research Outcomes
Our research in the media
- The two most important things you can do for your brain (The House of Wellness, March 2019)
- Ladies. Good cholesterol is good for your brain (Your Brain Health, February 2019)
- Number of people with dementia doubled in just 26 years (Futurity, December 2018)
- Single best way to stave off dementia (Financial Review, June 2018)
- Vitamin D levels linked to better brain health (Herald Sun, December 2017)
- Exercise in middle age key to preventing cognitive decline: Australian study (China Daily, June 2016)
Research Publications
Research Group
Faculty Research Themes
School Research Themes
Neuroscience & Psychiatry, Women's Health, Infectious Diseases and Immunity, Musculoskeletal , Cardiometabolic
Key Contact
For further information about this research, please contact the research group leader.
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