This EAN TV session on the past, present, and future of Finnish contribution towards Brain Health and in deepening our understanding of brain diseases featured three global experts with Finnish roots.
Pentti Tienari from the University of Helsinki explained how a relatively isolated population can provide unique opportunities for studying genetic diseases. He was followed by Matti Hämäläinen from Aalto University, Helsinki, currently at Harvard Medical School, who shone the spotlight on current advances in magnetoencephalography. Lastly, Alina Solomon, from the University of Eastern Finland, talked about the hugely important FINGER initiative, an approach to preventing cognitive decline and dementia, which has now evolved into a European project.
What the session below or here on our Vimeo channel.
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