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DESCRIPTION:The 9IÖÆ×÷³§Ãâ·Ñ Research Centre for Studies in Aging (MCS
 A) Education Committee presents:\n\nI can’t understand you when other peop
 le are talking: what does this tell us about Alzheimer’s Disease?\n\nBy Dr
 . Jay C. Buckey Jr\, Professor of Medicine\, Geisel School of Medicine at 
 Dartmouth.\n\nEvent Description:\n\nAs anyone who has tried to carry on a 
 conversation in a crowded restaurant or bar knows\, understanding speech w
 hen there’s background noise present is hard to do. Our work has shown tha
 t tests of the ability of the brain to process sound (for example\, speech
  in background noise tests) can correlate with overall brain function. Cou
 ld this finding be used to provide an early marker of cognitive problems i
 n Alzheimer’s disease?\n\nThis talk will cover what is known about using t
 he brain’s ability to process sound as a marker of cognitive function as w
 ell as the work we are doing to try to make this finding into a clinically
  useful tool.\n\nRegistration\n
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SUMMARY:Brainy Boomers Lecture Series
URL:/psychiatry/channels/event/brainy-boomers-lecture-
 series-335061
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