Living Well:
How a cognitive footprint may put the heat on dementia
4 August 2015
It was some considerable interest that I read a contribution in dementia policy, co-authored by one of my previous bosses, Prof Martin Rossor. The other co-author was Prof Martin Knapp from LSE.
This article was published online by Living Well on August 4, 2015
Link to article here
See also:
Talking Nutrition
Nutrition missing from the Lancet's cognitive footprint of dementia prevention
In the leading medical journal The Lancet, Rossor and Martin Knapp frame the challenge in reducing the disease burden of dementia as a ''cognitive footprint''.
Monday 3 August
Medical News Today
Would a 'cognitive footprint' of activities and interventions help meet the global challenge of dementia?
A novel conceptual framework for tackling the global challenge of dementia has been proposed in an article published in The Lancet. Martin Rossor (Professor of Clinical Neurology, University College London) and Martin Knapp (Professor of Social Policy, London School of Economics) have suggested modelling a ''cognitive footprint'' of activities, interventions and policies.
Related links
Martin Knapp webpage
Wellbeing Programme webpage