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36:28 Use of Thomson's data in studies of… Use of Thomson's data in studies of cognative ageing and cognative epidemiology by Ian Deary	Use of Thomson's data in studies of cognative ageing and cognative epidemiology by Ian Deary Presentation by Ian Deary for Centre for Cognitive Ageing and Cognitive Epidemiology 2014.University of Edinburgh. ian deary thomson cognative ageing cognitive epidemiology From Malcolm Brown 0 likes 22 plays 0 Publisher Cultural and Heritage Digitisation Service Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Date Created May 19th, 2014
02:57 Resilience and Depression: the STRADL project Resilience and Depression: the STRADL project	Resilience and Depression: the STRADL project What makes people resilient to depression? Depression is a very common psychiatric disorder but also one of the least studied. Past research tried to pin down the reasons that led people to… depression resilience edinburgh neuroscience centre for clinical brain sciences centre for cognitive ageing and cognitive epidemiology From Rebecca Devon 0 likes 191 plays 0 Publisher Rebecca Devon Licence Type Refer to YouTube licence Language English
57:26 Losing our minds: Can we stop our brains from… Losing our minds: Can we stop our brains from ageing?	Losing our minds: Can we stop our brains from ageing? Wednesday 7th December 2016Join Dr Susan Shenkin Dr Iva Čukic to learn about our recent research on the causes of cognitive ageing, its effects on people’s lives, and whether there’s… minds ageing susan shenkin ccace centre for cognitive ageing and cognitive epidemiology brain public lecture edinburgh medical school iva Čukic From Jillian Hosie 0 likes 64 plays 0 Publisher Jillian Hosie Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created March 14th, 2017

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Search for tag: "cognitive epidemiology"

Use of Thomson's data in studies of cognative ageing and cognative epidemiology by Ian Deary

Resilience and Depression: the STRADL project

Losing our minds: Can we stop our brains from ageing?

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