Opinion
I was pleased to be mentioned in the Sept. 26 news article “Scientists seek clues as dementia patients near death get lucid.” It noted that the 2019 article I co-authored explored the possibility that some behavioral recovery may happen even with brain changes that are thought to be irreversible. This article was the result of a workshop held at the National Institutes of Health and is thanks to Basil Eldadah, who was then with the National Institute on Aging.
TL;DR
- The author was mentioned in a Sept. 26 news article titled 'Scientists seek clues as dementia patients near death get lucid'.
- The news article referenced the author's 2019 co-authored article.
- The 2019 article explored the possibility of behavioral recovery in dementia patients with irreversible brain changes.
- The research discussed in the news article stemmed from a workshop at the National Institutes of Health.
- Basil Eldadah, formerly with the National Institute on Aging, is thanked for his contribution.