Students, Community Members Reflect on Benefits of the U.Va. Institute on Aging's Inaugural 'Art And Aging' Course
May 2, 2011 — Recent research demonstrates that viewing nature and art may improve mood, reduce stress and improve attention or concentration. University of Virginia students in a three-credit, interdisciplinary "Art and Aging" course this semester used this research to benefit local individuals with dementia and their caregivers.
Where are we with biomarker diagnosis and other tests for Alzheimer's Disease?
Watch Steven T. DeKosky, MD discuss testing issues in the following short video clips.
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