Tag Archive for: MindCrowd
Living with Early Onset Alzheimer’s: Bobbie Joe Cavazos
We want to thank Bobbie Joe Cavazos for so valiantly volunteering to share her story and experiences with her early onset Alzheimer’s diagnosis.
Bobbie Joe gives us insight into a perspective many have never heard until today and guides…
Why is There No Cure for Dementia – Yet
If dementia has been around for so many decades, why is there no cure for dementia yet? What are the hurdles that scientists face to find a cure to this devastating class of diseases?
We asked Dr. Matt Huentelman why there is no cure for…
Reaction Time as a Measure of Brain Health • MindCrowd Study Findings
How Fast Your Brain Reacts Could Reveal How Healthy It Is.
Reaction time can help measure brain health. Why? Because reaction time depends on central nervous system processing speed. Thus, visual reaction time is a critical factor in higher…
Cardiovascular Disease and Smoking Affect Memory Performance
Smoking is associated with worsened verbal learning and memory performance more in women than in men.Cardiovascular Disease and Smoking Affect Memory Performance, MindCrowd study, May 2021.
The largest study of cognitive abilities says…
Alzheimer’s publication profiles MindCrowd
A website that specializes in Alzheimer's and caregiving for those with the disease featured MindCrowd in an article. A writer from alzlive.com took the MindCrowd test and spoke with Dr. Matt Huentelman about the aim of the project.
Here…
TGen’s MindCrowd.org social media study is finalist for international social-impact award
CLASSY Awards recognizes Alzheimer's disease investigation by TGen
PHOENIX, Ariz. - March 5, 2014 -MindCrowd.org, an innovative social-media investigation of Alzheimer's disease by the Translational Genomics Research Institute (TGen), is…