Alzheimer’s Research UK & Oxford Network Centre
‘Inflamation in Alzheimer’s Disease: Clinical Consequences and Possible Solutions’
By Professor Clive Holmes, Professor of Biological Psychiatry, University of Southampton
Professor Clive Holmes has a wide range of research interests in the biological factors that alter the clinical course of Alzheimer’s Disease and other related chronic neurodegenerative conditions, but with a focus on the role of inflamation. This includes a better understanding of the factors that determine the rate of cognitive decline and the development of neiropsychiatric features in both MCI and Alzheimer’s Disease.
Professor Holmes also leads a clinical trials unit that examines the effects of pharmacological interventions on cognitive decline and on the neuropsychiatric features of subjects with MCI and Alzheimers Disease.
Please email if you hoping to attend, to give an idea of numbers: optima@ndm.ox.ac.uk
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Date | 3 Jul 2012 |
Time | 16:00 – 17:00 |
Venue | Lecture Theatre 1, Academic Centre, John Radcliffe Hospital , Oxford |
Published: 3 July 2012