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The use of neurofeedback to retrain and stabilize remaining networks in Alzheimer's patients
Brain–computer interfaces (BCIs) interact with memory circuits in (AD) by reading disrupted neural signals and delivering targeted modulation intended to reactivate or stabilize hippocampal‑dependent ...
Brain–computer interfaces () approach Alzheimer’s memory loss by reading dysfunctional neural activity and either retraining networks via or directly modulating/stimulating memory circuits to restore ...
Peer‑reviewed literature shows modest, early‑stage evidence that EEG‑based brain‑computer interfaces (primarily neurofeedback) can yield short‑term improvements on some cognitive tests in older adults...