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The New Science of Women’s Brain Health, with Emily Jacobs, PhD

How do changing hormonal conditions shape the human brain? What does healthy aging look like for women’s brain health? Dr. Emily Jacobs, associate professor in psychological and brain sciences at the University of California Santa Barbara, discusses new research on the structural and functional changes that occur as the brain ages and what it means for women’s health. Historical factors have severely limited understanding of women's brain health. Dr. Jacobs shares new research on how historically-overlooked women's health factors affect brain health – including the rhythmic production of steroids across the menstrual cycle, pregnancy and the transition to menopause. Neuroscience research has almost entirely ignored these features of the mammalian endocrine system, and at great cost. The brain is an endocrine organ, yet we have little insight into how sex hormones shape the human brain. Her research aims to reveal critical clues about why endocrine transition states are a period of vulnerability for neurological conditions like depression and dementia, disorders that are twice as common in women than men. Thank you to our exclusive local media partner KERA and event sponsor The Gratitude Fund at The Dallas Foundation. At Center for BrainHealth, we can show you how to transform your mind to work stronger and faster. We have easy-to-use, scientifically proven tools to provide you with a proactive path to improve quality of live through brain health. Our research shows that better brain health helps people thrive within the context of their personal life. New to The Center for BrainHealth®? The Center for BrainHealth, part of The University of Texas at Dallas, is a research institute committed to enhancing, preserving and restoring brain health across the lifespan. Major research areas include the use of functional and structural neuroimaging techniques to better understand the neurobiology supporting cognition and emotion in health and disease. This leading-edge scientific exploration is translated quickly into practical innovations to improve how people think, work and live, empowering people of all ages to unlock their brain potential. To learn more about us, visit our website: centerforbrainhealth.org Follow our socials: Instagram:   / centerforbrainhealth   Twitter:   / brainhealth   Facebook:   / centerforbrainhealth   LinkedIn:   / centerforbrainhealth   © 2023 Center for BrainHealth (UTD). All rights reserved.