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01:38 Prof Megan Holmes - Research in a Nutshell Prof Megan Holmes - Research in a Nutshell	Prof Megan Holmes - Research in a Nutshell Hear from Professor Megan Holmes, Professor of Neuroendocrinology, as she describes her research into the effects of early life stress on adult brain function, such as increase in susceptibility to… edinburgh imaging neuroendocrinology stress brain function cognitive impairment research in a nutshell prof megan holmes From Chloe Martin on August 7th, 2018 0 likes 60 plays 0 Publisher Edinburgh Imaging Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created August 7th, 2018
39:20 The first 1000 days. How stressful events before… The first 1000 days. How stressful events before and shortly after birth can shape the rest of your life.	The first 1000 days. How stressful events before and shortly after birth can shape the rest of your life. Wednesday 18th January 2017 Did you know that your development whilst in the womb can shape your health in the future? Professor Rebecca Reynolds, and Professor Megan Holmes, discuss environmental… edinburgh medical school tommys rebecca reynolds research megan holmes centre for cardiovascular science pregnancy public lectures environmental factors stress developing baby queens medical research institute From Jillian Hosie on March 14th, 2017 0 likes 54 plays 0 Publisher Jillian Hosie Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created March 14th, 2017
01:01:25 Delirium and Dementia in old age: do our stress… Delirium and Dementia in old age: do our stress hormones contribute?	Delirium and Dementia in old age: do our stress hormones contribute? Wednesday 16th March 2016 Professor Alasdair MacLullich and Doctor Joyce Yau discuss during normal ageing, the brain becomes vulnerable to high levels of stress hormones. This can manifest in two… professor alasdair maclullich geriatric medicine doctor joyce yau bhf/centre for cardiovascular science dementia delirium memory brain injury age-related stress hormones acute brain disorder edinburgh medical school public lecture From Jillian Hosie on June 8th, 2016 0 likes 96 plays 0 Publisher Jillian Hosie Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created June 8th, 2016

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