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ALT A group of five individuals stands together in a formal setting in front of a curtain. All are dressed in business attire. A podium with a microphone is visible on the left. They are smiling and posing for the photo. Award recipients are: Jeffrey Bluestone, PhD, Dr. Sue Desmond-Hellmann, Dr. Julie Louise Gerberding, & Dr. Eric Goosby
ALT Square promotional graphic for a JAMA interview. The top of the image features the JAMA masthead. Below is a head-and-shoulders portrait of Dr. Gil Rabinovici, director of the UCSF Alzheimer's Disease Research Center, smiling in a hallway at UCSF while wearing a navy blazer and light blue checkered shirt.
ALT Illustration of scientists examining brain blood vessels with a magnifying glass, questioning if blood tests can detect early Alzheimer's signs.
ALT Three side-by-side images of the left side of the brain show areas where speech patterns are associated with different forms of primary progressive aphasia (PPA). Colored regions (blue to red, with warmer colors indicating stronger associations) highlight different brain areas for each subtype. Nonfluent PPA is associated mainly with the left frontal regions involved in speech production. Logopenic PPA is associated with the left posterior temporal and parietal regions involved in language processing. Semantic PPA is associated with the anterior temporal lobes, especially on the left, which support word and concept knowledge. These images illustrate that each PPA subtype is linked to a distinct pattern of brain changes.
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