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Untapped potential of machine learning techniques for Parkinson’s Disease research and healthcare
Parkinson’s Progression Markers Initiative (PPMI): Review of a decade of research applying machine learning to the study of Parkinson’s disease diagnosis and progression.


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Cohen Veterans Bioscience Announces ‘Call for National TBI Action Coalition’
A new Community Coordination model to accelerate a first generation of diagnostics and treatments for Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)


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Cohen Veterans Bioscience, the Scientific and Advocacy Leaders in TBI and PTSD, Applauds newly released film ‘Causeway’
New film starring Jennifer Lawrence depicts experience of U.S. Veteran with traumatic brain injury with scientific accuracy and depiction of invisible wounds


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Peter Hoehn, Accomplished Pharmaceutical Executive, Joins Cohen Veterans Bioscience (CVB) in Newly Created Executive Leadership Role
Peter Hoehn joins Cohen Veterans Bioscience (CVB) as Executive Vice President, Strategic Marketing, Development, and Impact. In this newly created role, Hoehn will lead the External Affairs, Communications, and Development


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Sex in Science Video Series to Strengthen Basic Research
New 18-part video program focuses on sex as a biological variable in preclinical research to address knowledge gaps in scientific inquiry and accuracy.
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The Global Preclinical Data Forum, Cohen Veterans Bioscience and European College of Neuropsychopharmacology Announce 2022 Best Negative Data Prize in Preclinical Neuroscience
The Global Preclinical Data Forum, in collaboration with Cohen Veterans Bioscience and the European College of Neuropsychopharmacology, announce the opening of submissions for the 2022 Best Negative Data Prize in
News
Untapped potential of machine learning techniques for Parkinson’s Disease research and healthcare
Parkinson’s Progression Markers Initiative (PPMI): Review of a decade of research applying machine learning to the study of Parkinson’s disease diagnosis and progression.
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News
Cohen Veterans Bioscience Announces ‘Call for National TBI Action Coalition’
A new Community Coordination model to accelerate a first generation of diagnostics and treatments for Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
Learn More
News
Cohen Veterans Bioscience, the Scientific and Advocacy Leaders in TBI and PTSD, Applauds newly released film ‘Causeway’
New film starring Jennifer Lawrence depicts experience of U.S. Veteran with traumatic brain injury with scientific accuracy and depiction of invisible wounds
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News
Peter Hoehn, Accomplished Pharmaceutical Executive, Joins Cohen Veterans Bioscience (CVB) in Newly Created Executive Leadership Role
Peter Hoehn joins Cohen Veterans Bioscience (CVB) as Executive Vice President, Strategic Marketing, Development, and Impact. In this newly created role, Hoehn will lead the External Affairs, Communications, and Development functions for New York-based non-profit CVB which is dedicated to advancing brain health.
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News
Sex in Science Video Series to Strengthen Basic Research
New 18-part video program focuses on sex as a biological variable in preclinical research to address knowledge gaps in scientific inquiry and accuracy.
Learn More
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The Global Preclinical Data Forum, Cohen Veterans Bioscience and European College of Neuropsychopharmacology Announce 2022 Best Negative Data Prize in Preclinical Neuroscience
The Global Preclinical Data Forum, in collaboration with Cohen Veterans Bioscience and the European College of Neuropsychopharmacology, announce the opening of submissions for the 2022 Best Negative Data Prize in Preclinical Neuroscience. The prize recognizes the researcher or research group whose publication in preclinical neuroscience best exemplifies data where the results do not confirm the expected outcomes or original hypotheses.
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