Thomas Kraynak’s article on brain aging has been published to the Pittsburgh Post Gazette.
I wish I could have scanned my Grandma Kraynak’s brain before she died. Most people in their seventies and beyond tend to experience memory and other cognitive problems, or even develop dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. But not my Grandma Kraynak. She was mentally quick all the way up to her rather sudden death at age 98. Even in her final years, she could regularly outwit us younger folk in any argument.
Dr. Rosano is the lead investigator on a new publication, Sex differences in Alzheimer's disease blood biomarkers in a Caribbean population of African ancestry: The Tobago Health Study. Alzheimer's disease (AD) is increasing in the Caribbean, especially for persons of...
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Andrea Rosso is interviewed for a Post Gazette series about blue zones and how they translate in Pittsburgh. The story discusses the concept of "blue zones," areas around the world with the longest-living populations, and explores how the lifestyle habits of these...
Thomas Kraynak's article on healthy brain aging is published to the Pittsburgh Post Gazette! In the article, Thomas Kraynak reflects on his grandma's incredible sharpness well into her nineties, noting how she stood out against the usual decline seen in older folks....
The eBrain community is beaming with pride as we celebrate a significant academic milestone achieved by two of our brilliant members, Greta Cheng and Kailyn Witonsky. Both Greta and Kailyn have successfully passed their dissertation overviews, marking a pivotal step...
We're excited to announce that Kailyn Witonsky, a valued member of the eBrain community, has successfully secured grant funding for her project. This achievement not only showcases her exceptional dedication and talent but also underscores the impact and importance of...
