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Cerebrum Summer 2021 issue

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Cerebrum Summer 2021 issue

Podcast with Gina Martin of the Bob and Diane Fund

Gina Martin is the founder and director of The Bob and Diane Fund, which gives an annual grant to a photographer whose work captures the essence of someone who has Alzheimer's disease or dementia.

Cerebrum Summer 2021 issue

Podcast with Dilip V. Jeste, M.D., Author of Ageism: The Brain Strikes Back!

Dilip V. Jeste, M.D, author and senior associate dean for healthy aging at the University of California, San Diego, talks about his Cerebrum magazine cover story, “Ageism: The Brain Strikes Back."
Cerebrum Summer 2021 issue

Podcast with Lisa Feldman Barrett, Ph.D., Author of Interoception: The Secret Ingredient

Lisa Feldman Barrett, Ph.D., talks about the internal-sense system, largely below our consciousness, that keeps our bodies and brains going.
Cerebrum Summer 2021 issue

Cerebrum Summer 2021 Issue

Table of contents, with links, for this issue of Cerebrum's emagazine
Cerebrum Summer 2021 issue

Ageism: The Brain Strikes Back!

Our authors, who study successful aging and mental illnesses at the University of California, San Diego, address the much-debated, complicated question that many of us have long wondered about: Does the brain improve with age?
Cerebrum Summer 2021 issue

Interoception: The Secret Ingredient

Your brain keeps you alive and well by running a metabolic “budget” for your body. Our authors explain how these budgetary activities, and the bodily sensations they create, suggest surprising connections between brain, mind, body, and world.
Cerebrum Summer 2021 issue

Narcissism Gets No Respect

Why is narcissistic personality disorder, which has been recognized by the American Psychiatric Association since 1980, under-researched and rarely treated?
Cerebrum Summer 2021 issue

Beauty and the Brain

Since 2014, stunning imagery inspired by brain research has launched an annual art exhibition during Brain Awareness Week at the Icahn School of Medicine in NYC.
Cerebrum Summer 2021 issue

The Value of Vulnerability

Clinical Corner

A young clinician who uses a wheelchair has found that sharing his experience and showing vulnerability helps many kinds of patients.
Cerebrum Summer 2021 issue

Keeping a Close Eye on Organoids

Neuroethics Viewpoint

New stem cell-based brain models may yield insights into development and function, disease and possible therapies. But as the power of the models advances, so do the ethical concerns they raise.

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