Davis Woodworth

Ecstatic that our recent paper taking a birds-eye view of TDP-43 related pathology data in NACC is finally out there: doi.org/10.1007/s00401…. A special thanks to the TITAN T32 grant (PIs @ElzHead & @GrillJoshua) that supported this work (which began long ago...) @SajjadiLab

Check our new article on patterns of hippocampal atrophy in HS (and Alzheimer’s disease and LATE-NC) sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

As the name suggests, this session has it all: ex vivo MRI, in situ MRI, studies in the oldest-old, distinct amyloid deposits... hippocampus?!... But all grounded in neuropathology, as assessed at autopsy. Brain donation is undoubtedly an invaluable gift for future generations.

For those still around at #AAIC23, come join us at 4:15, Hall 11, for the session: "Clinical and neuroimaging correlates of neuropathologic changes: Roles of age, sex and comorbidities".

Check our Acta Neuropathologica article “Characterization of hippocampal sclerosis of aging and its association with other neuropathologic changes and cognitive deficits in the oldest-old” ⁦⁩ ⁦⁦@UCIMedSchool⁩ ⁦⁦⁦⁦@ucimind⁩ link.springer.com/article/10.100…

💡 #DementiaAcrossTheLifespan speaker spotlight! @sas1354 from @ucirvine & @ucimind will be covering LATE, a recently described brain disease that affects people in later life. Register to see him go into more detail and explain why it matters. 🔗conference.mind.uci.edu

Excited to present and co-chair the session "Atrophy patterns and its association with AD pathology and cognitive decline" at #AAIC2022, highlighting promising work from some early career researchers. It will be virtual on Tuesday at 8am PT, for those who can/would like to join!

Woodworth et al. show that atrophy of the medial temporal lobe is strongly related to dementia, even after accounting for and to a greater degree than common degenerative neuropathologies, including Alzheimer's disease. bit.ly/3yiYe4x @davisw33 @sas1354 @ucimind

We're talking Bruce Willis's aphasia diagnosis with @AmyKinLA and Dr. Ahmad Sajjadi. Be sure to tweet us your questions/comments at @AirTalk. You can also call into the program when we're live or email us now at atcomments@kpcc.org

Our new paper is just out. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jn…

👉Join @UCIMIND neurologist Dr. Ahmad Sajjadi this Thursday, March 11 @ 12 PM PT for a live discussion and Q&A on #frontotemporal dementia #FTD. Bring your questions! See you Thursday on Facebook & YouTube LIVE. Facebook: facebook.com/18801822123237… YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=5K02M1…

Been a long time coming, but happy to finally be able to share the first imaging paper from our lab @sas1354: "Utility of MRI in the identification of hippocampal sclerosis of aging", A&D. alz-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

Amazing study, dedicated researchers who are great to work with. Can’t wait to see the show! :)

@AFNIman @Neuro_Skeptic @royesal @neuroconscience @neuroschnitzel @vaughanbell Currently in and will have to go through a couple more “Year of the [N] Emperors”... decide naming orders for joint reigns and the tetrarchies... plenty more (Roman) bridges to be crossed for naming!

I've been asked to give a primer on "Twitter for Nero-Scientists . Being a neophyte myself, I call on the masters of the Twitterverse... What tips / resources would you got for starting out in Twitterscience? @neuroconscience @Neuro_Skeptic @neuroschnitzel @vaughanbell pls RT

Hi everyone - I've had a number of requests to share this figure from my talk today, so here you all go! #ASNR2020 @stanfordneuroi1

Can we "publish COVID-19 to death"? pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32480419/ There are currently 17,295 published COVID papers or one for every 365 cases

👑🎖️🏆 UC IRVINE!!!

This is for all the marbles!! Go vote for me on the @tokyodachi instagram story so we can beat Fresno State!!! Let’s bring this home🏆🏆🏆🏆

@NateSilver538 While testing accounts for most of the increase in cases in OC, nonetheless hospitalizations have also increased (which may or may not be related to increased testing).

This is the Orange County testing data. A huge surge in tests; they're now testing 2-4 times as many people per week as they were just a few weeks ago. occovid19.ochealthinfo.com/coronavirus-in…

You know why there's maybe been a surge of cases in Orange County, California, as this story focuses on? Because they're doing a ton more testing than before. latimes.com/california/sto…