Angela Roberts, Ph.D., CASLPO-reg.
@lcanresearch
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Discovering dementia biomarkers. Developing digital health tools for communication disorders. Uncovering pathways to exceptional aging and neurodegeneration.
University of Western Ontario
Joined November 2015
New š collaboration with J.B. Orange, @lcanresearch in Brain Communications: āWhite matter tract correlations with spoken language in cerebrovascular diseaseā @westernuCCAA #westernuCSD @VPRWesternU @WesternU š
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Using a tract-based approach, Broberg et al. report that average diffusion tensor metrics within normal-appearing white matter correlate with spoken langua
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Incredibly proud of this work. Thank you to fantastic trainees Dana Broberg and Dr. Katie Aveni for leading this interdisciplinary research @westernuFHS @OntarioBrain
Broberg et al. found that spoken language reflects white matter microstructureānot lesion volumeāin cerebrovascular disease, highlighting diffusion MRI's role in cognitive assessment. Read at https://t.co/Ecnx9MV2Xp
@Rob_Bartha @lcanresearch @ONDRISTUDY @WesternU @SchulichMedDent
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Broberg et al. found that spoken language reflects white matter microstructureānot lesion volumeāin cerebrovascular disease, highlighting diffusion MRI's role in cognitive assessment. Read at https://t.co/Ecnx9MV2Xp
@Rob_Bartha @lcanresearch @ONDRISTUDY @WesternU @SchulichMedDent
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#WesternU biology professor Raymond Thomas and his team, including an executive chef, investigate the brain health benefits of āsmartā foods and drinks at Canadaās first nootropics food lab. @westernuScience
https://t.co/h7fyVExIx3. š½ļøš§
news.westernu.ca
Raymond Thomas, biology professor and expert in circular food systems, has launched a Canada first nootropics food lab at Western.
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Nina Diviza is fundraising for Parkinsonās UK! Our PhD student is raising money for #PD. Please support her if you are able. We are proud of you!
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Help Nina Diviza raise money to support Parkinsonās UK
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Incredibly proud of these two amazing women scientists! @AFTDHope
The largest trial of an effective frontotemporal dementia treatment by #SchulichMedDent's Dr. Elizabeth Finger & Kristy Coleman found intermittent dosing of intranasal oxytocin can improve apathy symptoms in patients. @stjosephslondon @WestonFamilyFdn
https://t.co/mwvhH5XkBe
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Excited to share our paper in Nature Communications Biology, led by my brilliant PhD student @Brandon_YuHu @WesternuWIN @BMI_WesternU
Neural processing of naturalistic audiovisual events in space and time: Communications Biology, Published online: 22 January 2025; doi:10.1038/s42003-024-07434-5This study investigated audiovisual perception using naturalistic audio-video stimuli with⦠https://t.co/HjWwM92uS4
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Very proud to have been part of this publication. Great work Jessica!
New š asks: How can artificial intelligence improve the diagnosis of language disorders in children? @jess_lammert, @lcanresearch, @BButlerTweets @ASHAJournals #JSLHR
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New š collaboration with @lcanresearch, @ivanculum in @alzassociation's Alzheimerās & Dementia: āThe Multisite SuperAging Research Initiative: Enrollment and Scientific Progressā @westernuCCAA #westernuSHS @WesternU š
alz-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com
Background The multisite SuperAging Research Initiative (SRI) was established in 2021 to identify resilience and resistance factors promoting cognitive healthspan through a harmonized multidiscipli...
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New š asks: How does primary progressive aphasia affect a person's quality of life? @lcanresearch
alz-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com
INTRODUCTION Measurements of health-related quality of life (HRQoL) are important for capturing disease impact beyond physical health and relative to other diseases but have rarely been assessed in...
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New š collaboration with J.B. Orange, @lcanresearch in @alzassociation's Alzheimerās & Dementia: āHomocysteine, neurodegenerative biomarkers, and <i>APOE</i> ε4 in neurodegenerative diseasesā @westernuCCAA #westernuCSD š
alz-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com
INTRODUCTION Elevated plasma homocysteine (Hcy) is associated with an increased risk of developing neurodegenerative diseases; however, its relationship with the apolipoprotein E (APOE) ε4 allele...
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#WesternU grad and @OfficialCottfn dietitian Marley Fisher is on a mission to make traditional Indigenous foods more accessible. āI want to create a better food environment for everyone to make healthy eating an easy choice.ā @WesternuFHS @westernuAlumni
https://t.co/NzPPXgFRwj
news.westernu.ca
Marley Fisher is a dietitian serving Chippewas of the Thames First Nation and advocating for greater access to traditional foods, including in hospitals.
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If you have not done so already, please check out this amazing series from my colleague @larchiba6 - great teaching resource!
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Come visit our team at the SuperAging Research booth!
š¤Thrilled to have so much excitement & support for our "Healthy Aging Fair" taking place Nov. 27. The event promises to be an engaging morning of talks, networking, & resources open to the community: https://t.co/d8I1OFCUcs
@WesternU @westernuCCAA @westernuFHS @CIHR_IRSC
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A recent study found that microglia may amplify the damage from the APOE4 geneāa major #Alzheimers risk factor. When APOE4 is present, microglia shift from their usual protective role to one that promotes harmful inflammation and protein clumping.
medicalxpress.com
In healthy brains, immune cells called microglia patrol for damage, clearing away debris and harmful proteins. But in the presence of the APOE4 proteināthe most important genetic risk factor for...
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In this study, longitudinal data from speakers with phonetic- and prosodic-predominant primary progressive apraxia of speech are used to characterize the progression of their motor speech impairment, including the development of dysarthria and mutism. https://t.co/I3o3FufdY0
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Purpose: Speakers with primary progressive apraxia of speech (PPAOS) have an insidious onset of motor speech planning/programming difficulties. A...
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This November and every month, ANCDS celebrates the culture and heritage of Native American, Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian, and affiliated Island communities that deeply enrich the quality and character of the field, including those involved in research and clinical care.
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Thrilled to have collaborated on this work with @MattGoldrick @jkeshet @adambuchwald @KHitczenko and Yael Segal-Manor. Advancing analytics using @OntarioBrain data from the @ONDRISTUDY
New š collaboration with @lcanresearch in Computer Speech and Language: āEnhancing analysis of diadochokinetic speech using deep neural networksā @westernuCCAA #westernuCSD @VPRWesternU @WesternU š
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A few friends with me in this podcast on music and medicine....@danlevitin @thinkauditory
Giving new meaning to a doctor's "notepad": In the latest episode of MaRS podcast Solve for X, host @manjaselva explores how music could be used as medicine, treating everything from anxiety and PTSD to dementia and Parkinson's disease. https://t.co/bIp5aY99RG
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As #AI continues to evolve, #WesternU Chief AI Officer Mark Daley (@DaleyMaths) will be providing important insight to @NSERC_CRSNG about its influence reshaping the research funding landscape.
š£ #NSERC is pleased to announce Mark Daley as a Scholar in Residence in Artificial Intelligence! ā¶ļø Details: https://t.co/gso60YLAyG
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