McKnight Trustees Author New Study Finding that Lifestyle Changes Can Improve Cognition

Valerie PatmintraNews, Research

McKnight Brain Research Foundation Trustees, Dr. Richard Isaacson and Dr. Madhav Thiambisetty, authored a new study showing that lifestyle changes such as diet, exercise and challenging your brain by learning a new skill or starting a new hobby, can help people maintain and even improve memory and reduce their risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease. The study examined the effects of … Read More

Brain Health Facts

Valerie PatmintraBrain Health

Woman on a run with ocean in background

Changes with your brain health happen slowly over time and aren’t always easy to detect. Changes in your ability to process, learn, or remember can be caused by stress, depression, loneliness, hearing and vision loss, and financial problems, among other difficulties.

MBI Inter-institutional Meeting 2019: How to prevent cognitive decline in aging

Valerie PatmintraPress Release

Expert neuroscientists who study age-related memory loss at all four McKnight Brain Institutes in the U.S. — at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, University of Arizona, University of Florida and University of Miami — came together in Gainesville April 10-12 to present the latest scientific data and to collaborate on prospective interventions to promote healthy and successful cognitive aging.

McKnight Brain Research Foundation Hosts Tenth Poster Reception

Valerie PatmintraPress Release

MBRF Annual Poster Winners

The Tenth Annual McKnight Brain Research Foundation (MBRF) Poster Reception was held in San Diego, California, on November 4, 2018.  Guests from across the nation attended the event.  Seventy-eight posters were presented by scientists from the four McKnight Brain Institutes (MBI) for review by the judges.  Six posters were selected to receive cash awards and certificates for display.  First place went to Abbi Hernandez from … Read More