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Autism

Autism: A Neuroscience & Society event held at AAAS in Washington, DC, on October 4, 2018. Speakers: Geraldine Dawson, Daniel Geschwind, Janinie LaSalle; moderator Barry Gordon.
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Neurotechnology and the Military

Jonathan Moreno describes tech advances relevant to members of the military and their families, including cognitive enhancement and brain-computer interfaces for patients.
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Buildings and the Brain

Buildings and the Brain: A Neuroscience & Society event held at AAAS in Washington, DC, on March 15, 2018. Speakers: Justin Hollander, Eve Edelstein, Margaret Calkins; discussion includes Frederick Marks.
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To Tell the Truth

To Tell the Truth: A Neuroscience & Society and International Neuroethics Society event held at AAAS in Washington, DC, on November 9, 2017. Speakers: Elizabeth Loftus, Charles Dike; discussion includes Victoria Talwar

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The Aging Brain

Learn what happens to the brain as we get older, what happens when the process goes wrong, and what we can do to strengthen the brain as we age. This Capitol Hill Briefing took place July 21, 2017; panelists were Wendy Suzuki, PhD, and Marie Bernard, MD.
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Secrets of Successful Ageing… in Later Life

To prevent or slow cognitive decline in later life, one should adopt as many healthy lifestyle choices as possible, researcher Ian Deary told an audience at the Royal Society.

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The Opioid Epidemic

The Opioid Epidemic: A Neuroscience & Society event held at AAAS in Washington, DC, on May 10. Speakers: Karen Drexler, M.D., Daniel Ciccarone, M.D., and Nora Volkow, M.D.
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Ready, Player One: How Video Games Affect Your Brain and Behavior

Craig Anderson, Ph.D., of Iowa State University, Hilarie Cash, Ph.D., of reSTART Life, and Chandramallika Basak, Ph.D., of UT-Dallas, address some of the questions raised by the growing consumer demand for more and more-immersive video games. This event was part of the Neuroscience and Society series, supported by AAAS and the Dana Foundation.
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The Anxious Brain: The Neuroscience of Phobias

Joseph E. Ledoux, Ph.D., Henry and Lucy Moses Professor of Science, New York University; and Daniel S. Pine, M.D., Chief, Section on Development and Affective Neuroscience, National Institute of Mental Health, NIH, discuss why phobias arise, the damage they can do, and how best to treat them.
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Closing the Language Skills Gap Among Children

Many children are at a disadvantage even before they walk into an early Head Start or pre-K program. What do we know and what can be done to mitigate the long-term effects of this deficit?

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