The University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, Evelyn F. McKnight Brain Institute’s, mission is to unite a diverse group of translational and discovery scientists, and clinicians, to drive groundbreaking research in age-related memory loss and cognitive impairment stemming from various brain-related conditions. Our primary goal is to expedite the translation of scientific findings into practical clinical applications. Moreover, we are dedicated to nurturing the development of the upcoming generation of clinical translational investigators, empowering them to bridge the gap between research and real-world practices. We also strive to promote healthy aging initiatives within our community, fostering a brighter future for cognitive wellness.
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admin2020-08-26 10:12:232021-01-21 14:17:47Neuroplasticity of the Brain & Physical Exercise: Keeping a Sharp Mind
The Mayor’s Initiative on Aging: Your Brain
Join us for a series of discussions on how aging affects your brain, including what to expect, prevention and best practices.
Study Shows Extra Weight in 60s May Be Linked to Brain Thinning Years Later
Having a bigger waistline and a high body mass index (BMI) in your 60s may be linked with greater signs of brain aging years later, according to a study published by a leading University of Miami neurology researcher in the July 24 online edition of N e u r o l o g y®, the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology. The study suggests that these factors may accelerate brain aging by at least a decade.
Evelyn F. McKnight Brain Institute – Research Seminar Speaker
On June 26th, the eminent Dr. Hachinski was our special Research Seminar presenter. He is the Distinguished University Professor at the Department of Clinical Neurological Sciences at Western University London in Ontario, Canada. Dr. Vladimir Hachinski is a world-renowned neurologist, a foremost authority in the field of stroke, dementia and Alzheimer’s research and an international leader in the joint prevention of stroke and dementia. He presented on the Origin, Status and Future of the Hachinski Ischemic Score.