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    Fighting Mental Disorders: Using Mental Imagery To Disarm Symptoms And Enhance Treatment.

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $415,218.00
    Summary
    This proposal will conduct the first pre-clinical and clinical research utilising mental imagery to disarm symptoms and enhance treatment of multiple mental disorders by controlling the strength of mental imagery. This fellowship represents the first attempt to alleviate symptoms by developing a cognitive-neuroscience method to control the strength of traumatic imagery and to show a causative means of enhancing imagery strength to boost the success rate of cognitive therapy involving imagery.
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    Intervention Techniques For Cognitive, Behavioural And Social Sequelae Following ABI In Childhood And Adolescence

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $471,058.00
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    Neuroimaging After Traumatic Brain Injury: What Best Relates To Outcome?

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $402,287.00
    Summary
    Brain injury often results in physical difficulties plus cognitive and behavioural problems. Computerised tomography (CT) is the most used form of scanning used after brain injury but does not reveal as much as Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI). Electrovestibulography (EvestG) also offers great potential to reveal brain-related information related to injury and depression. This study aims to assess and compare CT, MRI and EvestG to establish the extent to which each can help in predicting outcome .... Brain injury often results in physical difficulties plus cognitive and behavioural problems. Computerised tomography (CT) is the most used form of scanning used after brain injury but does not reveal as much as Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI). Electrovestibulography (EvestG) also offers great potential to reveal brain-related information related to injury and depression. This study aims to assess and compare CT, MRI and EvestG to establish the extent to which each can help in predicting outcome in people who have had a brain injury.
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    Cognitive Control Dysfunction In Drug Dependence

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $404,121.00
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    Dependent drug use is associated with a range of physical and mental health problems. However the process by which drug-related changes to the human brain influence behaviours important to remaining abstinent is poorly understood. The current proposal investigates the neural and behavioural effects of drug dependence on cognitive control - responsible for impulse control and decision making - previously implicated in drug dependence.
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    Nicotinic Receptor Imagining With [18F] A-85380 PET In Alzheimer's Disease And Parkinson's

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $313,000.00
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    Resilience - What Is It And How Do We Promote It?

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $471,747.00
    Summary
    Psychiatric research to date has predominantly focused on understanding mental illness and ways to treat it. This research program instead aims to understand the characteristics of those people who are 'resilient' and able to bounce back from trauma and adversity and thrive. For the first time, it will establish the biological brain markers that define resilience, and the impact of genetics and environment in these pathways. This study will also validate personalised solutions to e-health cognit .... Psychiatric research to date has predominantly focused on understanding mental illness and ways to treat it. This research program instead aims to understand the characteristics of those people who are 'resilient' and able to bounce back from trauma and adversity and thrive. For the first time, it will establish the biological brain markers that define resilience, and the impact of genetics and environment in these pathways. This study will also validate personalised solutions to e-health cognitive training tools that aim to boost resilience.
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    Restoration Of Diabetes Associated Cognitive Deficits Through The Modulation Of Cerebrovascular Integrity

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $430,998.00
    Summary
    Diabetes is known to increase the risk of dementia. Although the mechanisms are currently unknown, a recently emerging body of evidence suggest that damaged blood vessels of the brain may be central to onset and progress of cognitive dysfunction. Consistently, the dysfunction of brain blood vessels is often observed in the brain of diabetes subjects. Therefore, this project will investigate whether the amelioration of disrupted brain blood vessels restores the cognitive function in diabetes.
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    Using Technology Towards Effective Self-management Of Fall Risk In Older Adults

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $463,652.00
    Summary
    Our society’s population is ageing rapidly. Accidental falls are a major contributor to the burden of disease in older people and a major public health problem. In my research program, I use technology to find feasible solutions to deliver complex tailored interventions to prevent falls and support healthy ageing through self-management. My approach has potential to have major, lasting public health benefits by reducing falls and advancing healthy ageing at a low cost for the health care sector.
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    A Multi-national Trial To Predict Treatment Response In Subtypes Of Depression

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $387,489.00
    Summary
    Treatment of MDD using trial and error can have serious consequences. It can prolong the patient’s suffering (depression is associated with substantial morbidity, and mortality), prolong their absence from work and other productive activity and increase the burden on their family-carers. This multi-national study will collect genetics, brain function and behavioural data from a large number of participants, allowing for sensitive predictors of response to be determined.
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    Targetting Midlife Risk To Improve Latelife Cognition

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $468,239.00
    Summary
    This study focuses on age-related decline in cognitive function in midlife.Early detection of people at risk will allow the introduction of health programs to reduce disease.This study would provide essential information on the role of hormones and vascular risk factors in cognitive decline.This information will fill a significant gap in our knowledge on the role of hormones and vascular factors and open a potential avenue of treatment to improve cognitive outcomes in ageing.
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