Biological Sciences Hosts Symposium on Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness
The Biological Sciences Department at Anatolia American University hosted on Monday, 18 May, a well-attended symposium titled “Management of Dementia in Greece,” bringing together leading clinicians and researchers specializing in Alzheimer’s disease and dementia care.
Coordinated by Dr. Iliana Michailidou, the event featured distinguished speakers from Alzheimer Hellas, including Emeritus Professor Dr. Magda Tsolaki, Dr. Elena Poptsi, and Dr. Marianna Tsatali. Their presentations provided attendees with valuable academic and clinical perspectives on the evolving understanding and treatment of dementia.
The symposium attracted faculty members and students from both the Biology and Psychology departments, reflecting the interdisciplinary importance of dementia research and patient care.
Key topics explored during the event included:
The Multifaceted Nature of Alzheimer’s Disease — examining the condition through both biological and psychological perspectives.
Diagnostic Approaches — discussing current standards and modern developments in neuropsychological assessment.
Modern Management Strategies — highlighting the growing role of non-pharmacological interventions in improving patient care and quality of life.
By connecting academic study with real-world clinical expertise, the symposium offered students a comprehensive understanding of contemporary dementia care and the challenges faced by healthcare professionals and caregivers.
The Biological Sciences Department extends its sincere gratitude to the guest speakers for sharing their expertise and contributing to an engaging and informative discussion. Appreciation is also extended to all students and faculty members whose participation helped make the symposium a success.
