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Effects of training on blood brain flow

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Brains, blood and beating heart are top of the list when it comes to thinking about your body, and your health. Understanding blood flow to and around the brain is part of research into brain ageing, and part of the work of Dr Lucy Beishon and Dr Jatinder Minhas at the Cerebral Haemodynamics in Ageing and Stroke Medicine , or CHIASM, lab in Leicester Royal Infirmary. Today, we’re chatting about some of their research into developing methods to help offset the progression of diseases such as stroke and dementia, helping patients to keep their edge as long as possible.Read the original article: https://doi.org/10.3233/jad-210428

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Brains, blood and beating heart are top of the list when it comes to thinking about your body, and your health. Understanding blood flow to and around the brain is part of research into brain ageing, and part of the work of Dr Lucy Beishon and Dr Jatinder Minhas at the Cerebral Haemodynamics in Ageing and Stroke Medicine , or CHIASM, lab in Leicester Royal Infirmary. Today, we’re chatting about some of their research into developing methods to help offset the progression of diseases such as...

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