Our research aims to employ behavioral measures of cerebral function to elucidate the mechanisms leading to dementia in neurologic disease. Cognitive and psychiatric tests are administered to patients and healthy volunteers, providing metrics of, for example, intelligence, mental processing speed, memory, executive function, depression, and personality. The test results are frequently correlated with brain MRI and activities of daily living.
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Multiple Sclerosis Research
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a demyelinating disease of the central nervous system. Our research focus is cognitive dysfunction in MS with an emphasis on assessment, test validation, personality, and MRI predictors.
Phone: 716-323-0550
Email: Neuropsychology@Buffalo.edu
Alzheimer’s/Dementia Research
With help from patients and volunteers, we hope to better understand the cognitive and psychological features related to specific diseases causing dementia, including Alzheimer’s and Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI).
Phone: 716-323-0550
Email: Neuropsychology@Buffalo.edu
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