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Those informal minutes spent on extended coffee breaks with a
co-worker or occasional trips to the water cooler may not be a
waste of time after all, says research by Ivey professor Charlice
Hurst.
Dr. Charles DeCarli’s research has led to new brain imaging
techniques and a new way of looking at Alzheimer’s disease, and now
it’s earned him the 2010 J. Allyn Taylor International Prize in
Medicine from The University of Western Ontario’s Schulich School
of Medicine & Dentistry. “Imaging of the aging brain” is this
year’s Taylor Prize topic.
Those informal minutes spent on extended coffee breaks with a
co-worker or occasional trips to the water cooler may not be a
waste of time after all, says research by Ivey professor Charlice
Hurst.
Dr. Charles DeCarli’s research has led to new brain imaging
techniques and a new way of looking at Alzheimer’s disease, and now
it’s earned him the 2010 J. Allyn Taylor International Prize in
Medicine from The University of Western Ontario’s Schulich School
of Medicine & Dentistry. “Imaging of the aging brain” is this
year’s Taylor Prize topic.