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The Cambridge Centre for Frontotemporal Dementia and Related Disorders led by Professor James Rowe #JamesRowe #dementia #ageing #FTD #PSP #CBD #Aphasia #PET

Cambridge, England
Joined November 2017
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@CambridgeFTD
Cambridge FTD
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RT @mrccbu: Henderson et al (@HendersonShalom) analysed connected speech samples from patients with primary progressive aphasia, progressiv…
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RT @braincomms: Rouse et al. report that social- and non-social semantic memory are degraded in frontotemporal dementia following bilateral…
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Wonderful to see your commitment, talent, and effectiveness in science communication being recognised by #WinUKAwards2024 @WomeninNeuroUK with colleagues, students, the public, schools and people with neurological conditions @mrccbu @Cambridge_Uni
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Rebecca Williams
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Having a fantastic time at #WiNUKAwards2024 @WomeninNeuroUK with @BraintasticSci - thank you so much for a lovely evening so far and the "Communicator of the Year" award 🏆🧠 #scicomm
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@ICoyleGilchrist be proud of your latest publication. More readers, downloads and altmetrics than all the rest put together?
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RT @DementiasUK: Come and join the DPUK team (@DementiasUK ) to find the best blood based biomarkers of Dementia – A new post doc position…
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Cambridge FTD
3 months
You don't need high tech to get accurate diagnostic separation of dementia Simple item-level analysis of low-tech ("paper & pencil") short carer questionnaire gives high accuracy From Alex Murley @CambridgeBRC N=2500 people, 11 conditions @alazassociation
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New in Nat Comms SiMPill + dSTORM = ultra-sensitive assay inflammasome ASC specks 95-98% accuracy for PD vs control and Alz vs Con From @KlenermanLab @PDandHDLab @CambridgeFTD @UKDRI @M_Malpetti @CambridgeBRC
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Social-semantic knowledge in frontotemporal dementia and anterior temporal lobe resection - laterality and severity =Social- and non–social-semantic deficits highly correlated =No left vs. right difference in social-semantic knowledge @mattr19909 @mrccbu
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Cambridge FTD
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Fantastic morning at the #DGN Kongress 2024 Berlin, discussing #SynapticHealth and synaptic biomarkers in blood, CSF, PET and pathology. Thanks to Markus Otto, Patrick Oeckl, Dietmar Thal @lorbarba and @M_Malpetti and the great audience @wbic_cam @DementiasUK
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Do you have post doctoral informatics/biostatistics skills, and want to find the best blood based biomarkers for dementia? Come and join @DementiasUK at @Cambridge_Uni @CambridgeBRC and the READOUT study team @alzheimerssoc @AlzResearchUK @NIHRresearch 👇
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@jennagregory488 @GregoryLab7 wonderful news - many congratulations Jenna !🥇🏆🎉
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Immunophenotyping dementia Congratulations @M_Malpetti Alex Strauss John O'Brien and NIMROD group at @CambridgeBRC and collaborators @NicholasAshton Henrik Zetterberg @UCLIoN @UniofGothenburg AD, FTD, CBS, PSP, LBD 👉TREM2+ vs classical monocytes correlate with survival
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Maura Malpetti
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It is brilliant to see one of the first projects out of my lab now published on @molpsychiatry! Congrats to Alex, all lab members and collaborators involved - and huge thanks to the participants and families, and all our funders! Enjoy the read:
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Great to see ⁦@mrccbu⁩ and ⁦@CambridgeFTD⁩ ‘s old friend Luca Passamonti discussing biomarkers in support of therapeutics at #Neuro2024@CurePSP⁩ - now at the “other Cambridge”
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@CurePSP⁩ NEURO2024 underway in Toronto with great sessions and panels on genetics, biomarkers, PET, and more - including ⁦@M_Malpetti⁩ discussing PET assays of inflammation and synapses
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How to recognise it and why it matters Frontotemporal Dementia with Right Anterior Temporal Predominance - consensus Recommendations of the IWG out now oh, and the name? answers on a postcard please #rtvFTD #esvFTD #rightSD @AlzheimerAms #HulyaUlugut
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Cambridge FTD
4 months
The prefrontal cortex - it does so much that makes us who we are as people. Inspired? puzzled? want to know more? The @ESI_Frankfurt have published the definitive guide, to PFC in health, disease, evolution, structure, function, cognition & more see
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Cambridge FTD
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Semantic variant primary progressive aphasia #svPPA (#SemanticDementia) Is it genetic ? Looks increasingly unlikely, in puzzling contrast to other forms of frontotemporal dementia See new data from @HendersonShalom @mrccbu and @GENFI1 team
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RT @M_Malpetti: It is fantastic to be working together with @CurePSP - an amazing charity, run by brilliant people - to accelerate research…
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Cambridge FTD
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Why do people stay well for so many years despite carrying frontotemporal dementia gene mutations from the start? See @XulinLiu @kamentsve @GENFI1 et al's new study in @alzdemjournals to understand resilience and compensation for preclinical pathology
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RT @PSPAssociation: Our Small Research Grants are open until Friday 15 November 2024. We have previously funded projects such as Dr Ghosh’s…
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