Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scans are used to acquire detailed images of the brain. This is important for research into dementia as it can reveal whether parts of the brain are becoming smaller ...

Blood tests and the adoption of AI in cognitive decline screenings have opened the door to new avenues for testing cognitive ...

This could mean that you do not have dementia, but it does not rule it out completely. If your dementia is in an early stage, it may not be seen on the scan. CT (computerised tomography) and MRI ...

Alzheimer’s disease could be diagnosed from a single MRI brain scan, according to a new study ... As the most common form of dementia, Alzheimer’s disease affects more than half a million ...

However, scores did not correlate with the types or locations of lesions seen on MRI. This study indicates that cognitive impairments and dementia are direct results of NYCST, broadening previous ...

This study adds to the growing evidence that Alzheimer’s disease may start long before traditional symptoms appear. The fact ...

They can also pinpoint structural changes in blood vessels in the brain which are a sign of vascular dementia. MRI scans may ...

The non-invasive imaging modalities, MRI and MRS, are increasingly used both in basic and clinical research of dementia. The ongoing international efforts of the ADNI and its European counterpart have ...