A National Institutes of Health (NIH) National Institute on Aging-supported initiative will integrate genetics, exposome science, biomarkers, and aging clocks to transform dementia research, regional capacity building, and clinical trial readiness across Latin...
We are pleased to share Infobae’s recent coverage of a study that explores differences in dementia prevention between populations in Latin America and the United States. This scientific work, involving members of ReDLat, offers a unique perspective on how...
ReDLat members from Chile, Argentina, Colombia, Mexico, Brazil, Peru, and USA recently participated in the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference® 2024 (AAIC24), where they showcased their latest research on Alzheimer’s disease. The conference, a...
We invite you to listen to an engaging interview with Dr. Agustín Ibáñez, the founder and principal investigator of ReDLat, featured on the DespiertaMente podcast. In this episode, Dr. Ibáñez delves into the groundbreaking work being conducted by ReDLat, discussing...
Dr. Adolfo García, a renowned neuroscientist, has unveiled new findings on language development in humans. According to his research, babies start acquiring linguistic skills during gestation. This discovery highlights the significance of early developmental stages...
Fascinating interview with our researcher, Adolfo García, featured on the Universidad de San Andrés website. In this insightful article, Adolfo explores how bilingualism influences moral decision-making and social behavior. Dive into the research to understand the...
We are pleased to share the recent press release by Springer Nature, highlighting a significant scientific work involving members of ReDLat. This article examines why universal models of brain health may not be applicable across all regions of the world, emphasizing...
This article delves into the transformative role of artificial intelligence in speech and neurological research. It highlights the groundbreaking advancements and the potential of AI to revolutionize the diagnosis and treatment of neurological disorders. Learn more...
Our researcher, Adolfo García, has been featured in an insightful interview by Revista Ñ of Clarín. In the article, Adolfo discusses the fascinating world of bilingualism and the global community of bilingual brains. His expertise sheds light on the cognitive...
A recent study by researchers at the University of San Andrés suggests that learning a second language can significantly alter brain structure. The findings indicate that bilingualism enhances cognitive flexibility, memory, and overall brain function. This research...
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