Early Detection, Personalized Treatment, and More: Key Takeaways from AAIC 2024
By Kim Rodriguez, CEO, BrainCheck I had the privilege of
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Feature: Next-gen Alzheimer’s diagnostic lets patients ‘check their brain’ from anywhere
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Are Prescriptions Helping or Harming Dementia Patients?
From antidepressants and antipsychotics to anxiety medications and opioids, nearly
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Incidents of Delirium Show Correlation with Future Cognitive Decline
How strongly is delirium correlated with long-term cognitive decline: could
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Measuring Executive Function with the Stroop Test
The Stroop Color and Word Test is a neuropsychological executive
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BrainCheck Detects Cognitive Changes Due to Alcohol Consumption
By: Huy Phi & Reza Hosseini Ghomi MD Alcohol is
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Neuroscience Research Pioneer Profile: Dr. Patricia Goldman-Rakic
September is Women in Medicine month, a perfect time to
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Study Finds BrainCheck is Reliable When Taken Alone and Across Different Devices
In a previous post, we discussed our research finding BrainCheck
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Research Shows BrainCheck Assessments Comparable to Traditional Paper Testing
Recently, our research team completed a study validating digital cognitive
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Study Finds BrainCheck Comparable to Standards of Care in Identifying Cognitive Impairment and Dementia
A research team spent years evaluating the diagnostic accuracy of