The MiND Study core team recently had a team planning meeting, to discuss our timelines, risk management plans, give feedback and review how we’ve all being going and how we think MiND is doing,…
We’re excited to share participant/patient facing materials and clinician facing flyers, to help everyone ‘keep MiND in MiND’! The patient facing materials include: a very simple int…
A great article on newsGP features @themindstudy! Click here to view the article on newsGP. We need help from GPs to achieve our ultimate aim: a routine test for neurodegeneration, that would assist G…
A recent ABC 7:30 report featured The MiND Study, younger-onset dementia, patient and family stories, and the need for improvements in diagnosis. Well done Stefanie Colella and many others for all the…
Welcome to the second edition of the MiND Matters Newsletter – a quarterly communication from the MiND Project Team to keep our Investigators Team informed, updated and engaged on all things MiND.&nbs…
Drum roll… here are the results of our very scientific and rigorous MiND puns competition! Rank MiNDtastic pun Score 1 Do you MiND? 37 2 What’s on your MiND? 24 3 Blue MiNDay 22 4 Keep MiN…
As a bit of MiND trivia – the puns on our MiND mugs are the result of a bit of fun in the core team, where we held a little competition and voted for the top 10ish puns. It sounds like we may ne…
The MiND Study received our first referral from The Royal Melbourne Hospital Neurology! Thank you Dr Sarah Holper and team, for ‘keeping MiND in mind’, and we hope you enjoy the MiND mugs …
The MiND Study blog is live! This is where we’ll keep you, the MiND community, updated with the latest developments. We’ll also do some tweeting – we’re @themindstudy on Twitte…
Welcome to MiND Matters – The MiND Study Newsletter – SPRING 2020 Welcome to the first edition of the MiND Matters e-Newsletter – a quarterly communication from the MiND Pro…