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SANS Symposium 2024: Bridging the bench to bedside gap in African Neuroscience
The Southern African Neuroscience Society (SANS) Symposium 2024, which took place from July 18 - 20, explored the theme “Bridging the bench-to-bedside gap in African Neuroscience”.
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UCT’s African Brain Child team triumphs at National Research Foundation Awards
The Neuroscience Institute's African Brain Child team has been awarded the prestigious National Research Foundation’s Science Team Award in recognition of its work extending the boundaries of scientific research in Africa.
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New findings on brain volume changes in children exposed to, but unifected with, HIV
New study entitled: 'Subcortical brain volumes and neurocognitive function in children with perinatal HIV exposure: a population-based cohort study in South Africa.'
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What Criteria Should Describe HIV-Related Cognitive Impairment?
Nightingale argues that the issue of neurocognitive impairment is often overstated in today’s context of effective antiretroviral therapy, given the current diagnostic criteria, leading to blatant discrimination for those living with HIV
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