Study To Analyze Benefit Of App Designed To Help Avoid Dementia-Causing Drugs
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Study To Analyze Benefit Of App Designed To Help Avoid Dementia-Causing Drugs
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For 50th Anniversary Of Apollo 11, Purdue Archives Highlight Alumnus Neil Armstrong
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The five year study will recruit 700 participants from Indiana.
Study To Analyze Benefit Of App Designed To Help Avoid Dementia-Causing Drugs
A team of Indiana researchers received a national grant to study the use of an app aimed at older patients. The tool is designed to help patients avoid drugs linked to dementia. The class of drugs called anticholinergics are used to treat conditions ranging from depression to allergies. ButThe SPARK study is a Rush University program looking for the DNA--via a spit sample--of 50,000 participants. They want people with a diagnosis for Autism Spectrum Disorders, or ASD and their biological parents.
Large National Autism Study Coming to Notre Dame for Recruitment
A large study of genetics and autism coming to the University of Notre Dame this Saturday is looking for participants. The SPARK study is a Rush University program looking for the DNA--via a spit sample--of 50-thousand participants. They want people with a diagnosis for Autism Spectrum Disorders, oThe exhibit is comprised of parts of Armstrong’s life before, during and after the historic Apollo 11 mission. Some of the selected pieces include one of Armstrong’s Apollo 11 training suits, his acceptance letter to NASA and a report card from his time at Purdue.
For 50th Anniversary Of Apollo 11, Purdue Archives Highlight Alumni Neil Armstrong
To commemorate the 50th anniversary of Neil Armstrong’s first steps on the moon – along with the days leading up to and following the mission – Purdue University Archives has created a public exhibit titled, “Neil A. Armstrong Papers.” Tracy Grimm is the Barron Hilton Archivist for Flight ...