🧠 THE NEUROSCIENCE EVENT OF THE YEAR – NOVEMBER 13-15, 2020 – ARE YOU READY? VISIT ISCN2020.COM TO LEARN MORE 🧠
Is the Prefrontal Cortex the Ultimate Neural Integrator? At this years ISCN, the premier clinical neuroscience event of the year, Dr. Tomas Stangel will be making the case as to why clinicians need to know how to leverage the power of the prefrontal cortex. The International Symposium on Clinical Neuroscience is thrilled to hear more …
For more information about the Neuro Sensorimotor Integrator and to access special pricing for Carrick Institute scholars, click here. – Hello and welcome to CI TV. I’m your host Dr. Freddy Garcia joined by Dr. Brittany Forrester and today we’re doing a product review on the neurosensory integrator up next. -So what is a neurosensory …
💡Carrick Insight: How does brain plasticity affect amputees? 🧠 Researchers looked at the functional connectivity of those who had experienced phantom limb pain, or the sensation that the amputated limb was still there. They found two major changes: 1️⃣ A decrease in the functional connectivity between homologous sensory and motor cortical regions via the Corpus …
🧠 Carrick Insight: Could vitamin D deficiency lead to decreases in brain plasticity? Researchers discovered that vitamin D levels had an effect on the perineuronal nets located in the hippocampus, suggesting a link between vitamin D deficiency and cognition. 🤔 Perineuronal nets are like a strong mesh that surrounds the neurons and stabilizes …
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🧠 Carrick Insight: Chronic inflammation may lead to future thinking and memory problems in middle-aged adults. 🤔 A study looked at biomarkers for inflammation in 12,336 individuals with an average age of 57 for 20 years. 🧪Along with this testing, participants thinking and memory skills were assessed at the beginning of the study, 6-9 …
🧠 Carrick Insight: Researchers have revealed that the somatosensory cortex, an area responsible for basic sensory processing, also plays an important role in memory and reward learning. Reward learning is a type of learning where the brain associates an action with a pleasurable outcome. This could be from associating that next bonus with working …
Is there a chance that what is in our gut may change what is in our brain?! 🦠🧠 A study looked at the connection between gut bacteria and depression and named the probable culprits for these mental issues. 🙇♀️ The researchers analyzed fecal microbiome in conjunction with diagnoses of depression in 1,054 people. They …
How does your diet affect your mood? A large observational study in adults looked at the rate of depression in 3,500 women who were either consuming whole foods or processed foods for 5 years. 🍎🍕 The study showed that the consumption of whole foods was associated with a reduced risk of depression while eating processed …
The cerebellum is responsible for more than just coordination of movement- it also plays a huge role in our cognition, emotions and behavioral control. For a long time, neuroscientists believed that the cerebellum was only responsible for the coordination and control of movements, but recent years has shown that it does so much more …
Dr. Joe Clark from the University of Cincinnati will be presenting at this year’s International Symposium on Clinical Neuroscience about the Eye-Brain Axis: Brain Strength & Conditioning for Athletes. For more information about the event, visit ISCN2019.com – Hello, my name is Doctor Jessica Lofgren. And today I am joined by Doctor Joe Clark. Doctor …
– In today’s video we’re gonna be discussing how to assess eye position in your patients, and why it’s important for those who are applying clinical neuroscience in their practice. Hello, my name’s Dr. Freddy Garcia, today we’re joined by Dr. Jessica Lofgren. We are gonna be talking eye position in our patients, and a …
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