#ExpertAnswers: Fiona Harrison on Early Alzheimer’s Disease
Airdate: Wednesday, August 4, 2021 Season: 8 Episode: 44
Guest: Fiona Harrison
Dr. Fiona Harrison, discusses how vitamin C deficiency and exposure to toxins can impact glutamate uptake and clearance, and how even small changes in neural signaling can be detected by monitoring EEG activity and correlated with performance in learning and memory tasks.
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Associated Webinar: EEG Monitoring Approaches to Predict Learning and Memory Changes in Early Alzheimer’s Disease
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