Long before magnetic resonance imaging, positron emission tomography and other brain images allowed us to glimpse what is going on inside our skull without drilling into it, human beings had another invaluable resource: words. Words can not only «implant» themselves into the brain and transform it, but also tell us how it is functioning.
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Delineating ideas for crosslinguistic research on brain health in the era of AI with Include Network at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference
Fifth webinar of the Language Diversity and Brain Health series, hosted by Include Network and the Alzheimer’s Association’s Bilingualism, Languages, and Literacy
Energizing meeting of Include’s Coordinating Committee to recap our 2025 milestones and outline plans for 2026. We are honored to expand our cross-linguistic
