Julia Laing

Dr. Postal's book, Feedback That Sticks, was literally the basis for my entire body of research. She made a monumental impact on our field. She will be truly missed...sending love and strength to her family and colleagues. navneuro.com/17-the-art-and…

Excited to share a preprint on some of our work on concussion led by (twitterless) Heather Bouchard along with a fantastic team including @juliamlaing, Kate Higgins, @maitalneta, and Cary Savage. biorxiv.org/content/10.110….

Alzheimer's Association International Conference® (AAIC) is now a free, virtual event. International investigators, clinicians and care researchers discuss the latest studies, theories and discoveries. | July 27–31, 2020 bit.ly/2AGxAYf

We are used to thinking of health in terms of individual behavior. But health does not exist in isolation, as this pandemic has shown. We can only be healthy if we take steps informed by the awareness that our health is linked.

According to @AARP, 75% of adults age 40+ are concerned about their #brain #health declining in the future Here's how to keep your mind strong! 🧠Get adequate sleep 🧠Learn a new skill 🧠Eat a heart healthy diet 🧠Work out at least 3 times/week 🧠Perform daily mental exercises

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Please re-Tweet this beautiful poem (by @DanielCPotts) to raise awareness that even after death takes those most precious to us, they live on through our memories of love. #poetry #grief #Alzheimers #dementia #EndAlz

Grad Student/Postdoc in neuroimaging. Stuck at home with no data to analyse? Do not despair, tons of online tools and data to play during the quarantine. A thread ->

IT’S HERE: the next @INSneuro Newsletter! This exciting edition is packed w/ 50 pgs of science, resources, & society news. We hope you enjoy, & join the online discussion: bit.ly/3bMgrt7. @DocBlock_NP @DrLenaDobson @maxinekrengel @GiseLealG @NavNeuro @joshfoxfuller

Looking to stay in shape while stuck at home? The National Center on Health, Physical Activity, and Disability has a 25 minute full body workout perfect for you! The best part is, you don't even need equipment! youtube.com/watch?list=PLw…

Our new paper addressing the obesity paradox is out. While higher midlife BMI is assoc. with later-life Alzheimer’s dementia, here we show that higher baseline amyloid predicts faster BMI decline in 2 clinically normal cohorts. A great collaboration b/w @MGHMartinos,@Sunnybrook

What's a neuroimaging paper that you've come across that is related to Alzheimer's disease or aging, but where amyloid or tau is not the focus? Pick one that was published within the last 10 years (2010-2020). Looking for a variety of imaging techniques in my reading list!

@DrPloran Very emotional 10 hours. We don’t vote here in Nebraska until May 20 so I hope I get the chance to vote for her.

Neuropsychological Tests of the Future: How Do We Get There from Here? ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…

Shout out to researchers who upload the full text on research gate 🙌🏼

Have you ever had a #concussion? If so, please consider taking this brief survey (clatemple.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5h…). If you are a #clinician who diagnoses concussions, consider this survey (clatemple.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_eS…). Thank you for helping us understand #concussion practice and treatment!

Julia Laing, previous RA at our Center, presented a poster at #INS2020inDenver looking at eye movements in aMCI & Healthy Older Adults to see if eye movements predicted subsequent performance on an object-location memory task. Work funded funded by VA and NIH/NIA.

The first poster session of #INS2020inDenver is starting in 10 minutes! Head to the Centennial Ballroom Foyer for the latest research on MCI, HIV & Dementias!

@DrAmeliaAldao @AcademicChatter The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah and A Woman Is No Man by Etaf Rum were both excellent. I prioritize reading for pleasure in my everyday routine so I’m full of book recs 😊

As academics, we spend most of our time (all of our time?) reading scientific pubs & academic books I find that taking a break to read fiction is not only fun, but also makes me more creative! So, @AcademicChatter friends, which have been your fav fiction books of recent years?

Objective subtle cognitive difficulties predict future amyloid accumulation and neurodegeneration bit.ly/2FatPZI #Neurology