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ddrobotec® entwickelt AI gestützte robotische Personaltrainer, die auf spielerische Art und Weise den Körper und dessen Verbindung zum Gehirn stärken. Funktionelle Tests und bewegungsbasierte Videospiele integrieren nahtlos alle Trainigsmodalitäten (kognitiv, motorisch und physisch) und verbessern effizient die Aufmerksamkeit, Konzentration, Tiefensensibilität, Feinmotorik, Kraft, Schnellkraft ...

Als Gründerin von Patientube und Unalone wollte ich, Andrea Rinderknecht, zum Thema Alzheimer unser Familienalbum öffnen um anderen Patienten, Angehörigen und Familien Mut zu machen der Stigmatisierung entgegen zu wirken und um Alzheimer und Demenz eine Stimme und ein Gesicht zu geben.

Professor Beinsteiner, Facharzt für Neurologie und Psychologie an der Uniklinik Wien, ist maßgeblich an der Entwicklung der transkraniellen Pulsstimulation beteiligt. In dem Video erklärt er das Prinzip und den Ablauf der nicht invasiven Behandlung des Gehirns mittels Ultraschallpulsen.

Fagun Thakrar, Global Ambassador of the International Forum on Women’s Brain and Mental Health, is a film director, producer, actress, and activist. She speaks about how relevant it is to so many people to talk about brain and mental health, and the importance of personal stories to engage across sectors and ages.

Sylvia Day is an actress, comedian, and writer. She emphasizes the importance of personal passion in getting involved with a cause such as women’s brain and mental health, and the fact that everyone can play a role in the mission of WBP. Being open about issues such as dementia is key, to avoid stigma and taboos, is key so the newer generation learns the best way to deal with such challenges.

Stefania Ilinca is a Health Economist who focuses on inequalities and inequities in access to care, including various types of discrimination such as gender-based, ethnic, racial, and income inequalities across different population groups. There are many gender gaps, in access to care and research, especially in brain health - women tend to be more affected by conditions as well as the burden o...

Wendy Weidner, Research and Policy Project Lead at Alzheimer’s Disease International, aims to keep dementia as a global health priority, reducing stigma, raising awareness, and facilitating research. With women providing 71% of care globally for people living with dementia, it is important to talk about the impact this will have on their well-being, productivity, contribution to society, and fu...

Roberta Diez Brinton is from the University of Arizona, where her research is focused on why women are at a twofold greater lifetime risk for developing Alzheimer’s (hint: it’s not just because women live longer). In bringing together different perspectives around brain and mental health to discuss the science, the public health issues, and the broader global issues of the impact of women’s hea...

Suzana Petanceska, from the National Institute on Aging in the United States (www.nia.nih.gov/about/staff/petanceska-suzana), is a program director focused on discovering new therapeutic targets for Alzheimer’s Disease. At the Women’s Brain Project International Forum on Brain and Mental Health 2019, Petanceska shares thoughts on how sex differences are a major influence in any disorder, and - ...

Staci Bilbo, affiliated to both Duke University and Harvard University, studies how the brain and immune system communicate in both health and disease. She is particularly interested in how inflammation early in life (pre- or postnatal periods) can increase the risk of neurodevelopmental disorders later in life. She is curious about what makes one sex more vulnerable or resilient depending on t...

Valentina Mantua is a psychiatrist and neurobiologist who used to be affiliated to the Italian Medicines Agency, a regulatory agency that reviews products for marketing authorization. Their role is to review data, and help sponsors develop new treatments and products - so their integrating the importance sex and gender differences into their approach can have a catalytic effect. She speaks to t...

Amanda Kayne, from CNN Money and with a background in finance and media, speaks to the role of media in spreading the word about brain health - and the fact that today we are all journalists. She calls for more men to partake in women’s health conversations, and hopes society as a whole can work together to bridge gaps such as income inequality, as well as access to health, education, and techn...

Jennifer Payne, Director of the Johns Hopkins University Women’s Mood Disorder Center, focuses - among other things - on the genetics and biomarkers of postpartum depression. She speaks to sex and gender differences in psychiatric illnesses in general, and the importance of addressing the misinformation or lack of information around how best to manage psychiatric illnesses in pregnancy.

Cheri Ballinger is a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) survivor and the US Ambassador for the Women’s Brain Project, as well as a film producer. Her four-year recovery was full of challenges related to her having female-specific symptoms that threw her doctors off. She speaks to the importance of women’s health, and how we can further put brain health on the map for men and women.

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