Greg Suess Podcast
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The Greg Suess Podcast S04 E09: Tami Benzinger
49 minutes Posted Apr 14, 2020 at 6:53 pm.
Greg sits down with Dr. Tammie Benzinger, a research professor in Neuroimaging at Washington University at St. Louis to discuss her unique role in scientific research (58s), how imaging techniques have evolved in the last twenty years
using neuroimaging to diagnose Alzheimer's disease
observing biomarkers that examine neural connectivity
the challenges of cohort studies with Alzheimer's patients
life as a researcher and practicing physician
what is the future of neuroimaging
the ethics of advanced imaging techniques
and life in St. Louis
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Greg sits down with Dr. Tammie Benzinger, a research professor in Neuroimaging at Washington University at St. Louis to discuss her unique role in scientific research (58s), how imaging techniques have evolved in the last twenty years (2:59), using neuroimaging to diagnose Alzheimer's disease (8:58), observing biomarkers that examine neural connectivity (17:40), the challenges of cohort studies with Alzheimer's patients (21:35), life as a researcher and practicing physician (36:50), what is the future of neuroimaging (39:00), the ethics of advanced imaging techniques (42:58), and life in St. Louis (47:15).