Would this help us post-stroke? Let your doctor know that you want to know the results when they are released. Charge him/her $1000 for training if you have to notify them them that the results are out. Your doctor should have a system in place that notifies them when relevant stroke research comes out. And that shouldn't be me, if they are relying on me and you to keep up to date that is a sign of pure incompetence.
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A JPI "A Healthy Diet for A Healthy Life" / Joint Transnational grant
(1.000.000 Euro) has been awarded to Dutch, German and Spanish
interdisciplinary scientists to investigate whether the administration
of probiotics and tryptophan may slow down social cognitive decline in
aging.
Within twenty years Europe will face a situation where
the largest population cohort will be those over the age of 65. The aim
of the awarded research program is to understand how social cognition, a
crucial factor for successful aging and vitality, can be preserved and
promoted in old age. This project will be jointly carried out by Peter
Kirsch (Central Institute of Mental Health, Germany), Lorenza Colzato
(Leiden University, The Netherlands), Martin Reuter (University of Bonn,
Germany) and Ana RodrÃguez Moratinos (University of Extremadura,
Spain). Using a multidisciplinary and translational approach, this
project will be the first to examine how probiotics and tryptophan can
enhance social and affective cognition in aging. Epigenetics (changes in
gene expression triggered by the environment) will be used to study and
understand the mechanisms underlying the interactions between brain,
nutritional intervention, and social behavior. If successful, this
approach would provide an important step towards developing food
programs that are tailored to individual needs. The proposed research is
the first to combine genetics, epigenetics and nutritional intervention
studies from a social cognitive neuroscience perspective.
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