Learn about the studies from January 2021 that used imaging to investigate structural changes in Alzheimer's disease. This includes imaging of different brain regions, as well as other structures like the retina. By better understanding these changes, we can learn more about the disease's pathology and mechanisms, which could lead us to the ability to better treat this disease, or detect it at earlier stages. Sections in this episode: Deep Learning (01:22) Specific Brain Regions (18:54) Eyes (22:09) Misc. (25:52)
Learn about the studies from January 2021 that used imaging to investigate structural changes in Alzheimer's disease. This includes imaging of different brain regions, as well as other structures like the retina. By better understanding these changes, we can learn more about the disease's pathology and mechanisms, which could lead us to the ability to better treat this disease, or detect it at earlier stages.
Sections in this episode:
Deep Learning (01:22)
Specific Brain Regions (18:54)
Eyes (22:09)
Misc. (25:52)
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