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The effects of oxytocin on social cognition and behaviour in frontotemporal dementia
Jesso, S.,
Morlog, D.,
Ross, S.,
Pell, M. D.,
Pasternak, S. H.,
Mitchell, D. G. V.,
Kertesz, A.,
Finger, E. C.
...Patients with behavioural variant frontotemporal dementia demonstrate abnormalities in behaviour and social cognition, including deficits in emotion recognition. Recent studies suggest that the neuropeptide oxytocin is an important mediator...
Encouraging lifestyle behaviour change in mild cognitive impairment patients: Development of appropriate educational material
Neville, Charlotte E.,
McCourt, Hannah J.,
McKinley, Michelle C.,
Lowis, Carole,
Barrett, Suzanne L.,
McGuinness, Bernadette,
Todd, Stephen,
Lawlor, Brian,
Gibb, Matthew,
Coen, Robert F.,
Passmore, Anthony P.,
Woodside, Jayne V.
...test educational material (EM) to help encourage lifestyle behaviour change. Method: Data gathering phase: structured interviews were conducted with HP (n = 10), and focus groups with MCI patients (n...
Effect of 1 night of total sleep deprivation on cerebrospinal fluid β-amyloid 42 in healthy middle-aged men: a randomized clinical trial
Ooms, Sharon,
Overeem, Sebastiaan,
Besse, Kees,
Rikkert, Marcel Olde,
Verbeek, Marcel,
Claassen, Jurgen A. H. R.
Importance: Increasing evidence suggests a relationship between poor sleep and the risk of developing Alzheimer disease. A previous study found an effect of sleep on β-amyloid (Aβ), which...
The most common type of FTLD-FUS (aFTLD-U) is associated with a distinct clinical form of frontotemporal dementia but is not related to mutations in the FUS gene
Snowden, Julie S.,
Hu, Quan,
Rollinson, Sara,
Halliwell, Nicola,
Robinson, Andrew,
Davidson, Yvonne S.,
Momeni, Parastoo,
Baborie, Atik,
Griffiths, Timothy D.,
Jaros, Evelyn,
Perry, Robert H.,
Richardson, Anna,
Pickering-Brown, Stuart M.,
Neary, David,
Mann, David M. A.
...engagement, hyperorality with pica, and marked stimulus-bound behaviour including utilisation behaviour. They conformed to the rare behavioural sub-type of FTD identified previously by us as the “stereotypic” form, and linked...