In the Media: Glucose Level Fluctuations Affect Cognition in T1D
Drs. Laura Germine and Zoë Hawks study how glucose fluctuations may affect cognitive function in people with type 1 diabetes.
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In the Media: Glucose Changes in Type 1 Diabetes May Affect Thinking Speed
A new study by Drs. Laura Germine, Zoë Hawks, and colleagues finds that the cognitive function in individuals with type 1 diabetes is impacted by shifts in glucose levels.
In the Media: The Relationship Between Glucose Fluctuations and Cognition in Patients With Type 1 Diabetes
Drs. Laura Germine, Zoë Hawks, and colleagues report how glucose levels can affect cognitive performance in people with type 1 diabetes.
In the Media: Cognition After NFL Retirement Worse in Players With Concussion Symptoms During Career
Dr. Laura Germine and colleagues find that football players who reported concussion symptoms after they retired performed worse on cognitive tests than nonplayers.
In the Media: Football Head Injuries Could Impair Thinking and Memory for Decades, Research on Retired NFL Players Finds
A study lead by Dr. Laura Germine finds that football players who suffered concussions performed worse on cognitive tests than nonplayers.
In the Media: NFL Players With Concussion Histories Have Reduced Cognitive Performance, Study Shows
Dr. Laura Germine and colleagues find that football players who experience concussion symptoms during their careers scored worse on cognitive assessments tests.
In the Media: How Games Can Make Behavioral Science Better
The research of Dr. Laura Germine is referenced in an article about making research experiments more fun and engaging for the participants.
In the Media: The 7 Primes of Life – Why Each Decade Comes With Its Own Superpowers
Dr. Laura Germine discusses her research on the differences in cognitive abilities between age groups.
