North Carolina now has a fellowship in Behavioral Neurology & Neuropsychiatry (#BNNP, I'm going to eventually make this a hashtag that catches on...). I'm really excited about this program. I believe *strongly* that a broad-based eduction in our fellowship is beneficial. 1/n

Ok, I’m done. Uninstalling. Anyone who cares, I’ll be on bsky.

How do neighborhood disadvantage metrics influence health and aging in individuals with mild cognitive impairment? New in #DADM: the impact of neighborhood disadvantage on cardiometabolic health and cognition in a community-dwelling cohort Read more:

Sir, I just asked you to place the hands so that the clock reads 10 past 11…

And for those of you who’ve never heard me speak, yes I know I have an accent, and no, I don’t know why the D in FTD sounds like it has two syllables when I say it 😂

Really had a great time talking to ⁦@sducharme66⁩ and (I think!) twitterless/xless Tristen Best about their work in genetic FTD and sleep disturbances.

Excellent summary of our work published this week by @sudkrish who led the project. Check out his 🧵 below!

This issue looks absolutely fantastic, several articles look sure to become staples in my teaching decks and shared articles.

Everything is changing in neurology. Everywhere. All the time. The landscape of dementia has been particularly dynamic, in ways that matter to patients, families, and clinicians So why did we create this issue on Dementia, just 2 years after our last one?

I don’t know if this will help anyone but if you’re not going to bsky because you want ideological diversity there’s still really terrible people there to it’s just easier to tell them to stfu and block and they stay stfu’d

Thus far I am finding the same as @f2harrell

Not deactivating yet but plan to uninstall and use Bluesky for a bit in the coming days. It is becoming harder to justify remaining.

Having started my career in basic neuroscience research, I have always understood Alzheimer disease to mean the pathophysiology associated with amyloid plaques and tau tangles. As a clinician, I appreciate that the relationship between Alzheimer disease and cognitive impairment

1/ Years ago, it was baffling to me. Sometimes I'd write a #tweetorial that I *loved*, and it would get just "meh" engagement. Others, I'd be like, "well this is ok," and it would be super-shared. WHY?? A #tweetorial about making a great #tweetorial https://t.co/5d8rp65mCR

https://t.co/H4l7G0Wer7

Man, what a feeling. Profoundly grateful to both the NIH LRP and PSLF.

SAVE THE DATE: webinar co-sponsored by the @SBCNeuro, @AANmember Section of #BNNP, & the @BSNNP1880 Celebrating the Life & Legacy of Prof. Kenneth Heilman Wed, Nov 20, 2024 7 PM to 8:30 PM ET https://t.co/cgUNJqAA20 Speakers: A.M. Barrett Anjan Chatterjee Martha Bridge Denckla

On one hand, this hell site is owned by a fascist. On the other hand, watching this person self-own for 24 hours straight is entertainment you just can’t get anywhere else

Don’t lie!! Do you just say a lesion is in the white matter & move on? Do you just corona radiata or centrum semiovale & hope no one asks questions? That’s like saying a fracture is in “the leg” & moving on! Just like cortical regions have function, so does the white matter!

This may be obvious to some but I'm now convinced: fierce competition for grants and papers is leading to low societal ROI (return on investment). Why, when competition should mean only the best-formulated and executed work is accepted for funding and high-profile publication?

Feels like a reasonable time to remind everyone that Dr. Phil is a garbage, unlicensed, unethical mental health…idk are you a clinician when you just sell your garbage hot takes on a daytime spin off? Anyway, dude has been terrible longer than I’ve been alive.