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Learning to Change Our World View Creating Symbionic Collective Transdisciplinary Wisdom in the Metacrisis Open

Peter J. Whitehouse · 2024

Deep transdisciplinary learning is essential to responding to the current collapse of human societies and ecosystems and to building a more sustainable, just future for all living creatures. Our modern civilizations, which are built around…

Artificial Intelligence and Human Mediation Open

Leonardo Da, Silva Guimarães, Martins Da Costa, Mariana Thieriot Loisel, Florent Pasquier , et al. · 2024

We would also like to thank all the authors, members, and friends of CIRET for their brilliant and generous contributions.Finally, to the reader who will discover this book, friend researcher, professor, student, or AI project thinker, who…

Dignity for All: How the Challenges of Alzheimer’s Disease Need Rethinking and Revaluing Open

Peter J. Whitehouse, Daniel R. George · 2022

Building toward population reserve and a critical positive psychiatry Open

Daniel R. George, Peter J. Whitehouse · 2022

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Making the Case for Accelerated Withdrawal of Aducanumab Open

Peter J. Whitehouse, Sam Gandy, Vikas Saini, Daniel R. George, Eric B. Larson , et al. · 2022

The controversial approval in June 2021 by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) of aducanumab (marketed as Aduhelm), Biogen’s monoclonal antibody for patients with Alzheimer’s disease, raises significant concerns for the dementia field a…

Fifty Years of Dementia: A Transdisciplinary and Intergenerative Lifelong Learning Adventure in the Field Open

Peter J. Whitehouse · 2021

New IDEAS Amyloid Imaging 2021 Study: Running in Place with Ineffective Anti-Amyloid Treatments for Alzheimer’s Disease Patients Open

Jorge R. Barrio, Peter J. Whitehouse, Abass Alavi, Poul Flemming Høilund‐Carlsen · 2021

have now launched a new IDEAS study: "Imaging Dementia -Evidence for Amyloid Scanning" early 2021 and are now accepting applications from imaging facilities

Separate and Unequal: A Time to Reimagine Dementia Open

Pia Kontos, Mary L. Radnofsky, Phyllis Fehr, Mike R. Belleville, Frances Bottenberg , et al. · 2021

The rapid emergence of COVID-19 has had far-reaching effects across all sectors of health and social care, but none more so than for residential long-term care homes. Mortality rates of older people with dementia in residential long-term c…

Intergenerative Transdisciplinarity in “Glocal” Learning and Collaboration Open

Peter J. Whitehouse, Kristin Bodiford, Patrik Standar, Arthur Namara Aarali, Sylvia Asiimwe , et al. · 2021

In this report, authors from North America, Africa, Europe, and Asia share commonalities and differencesin the lessons we are learning from COVID-19, especially about scholarship and collaboration. We represent different ages and disciplin…

Afterword. Looking Forward Open

Peter J. Whitehouse, Daniel R. George · 2020

ETYMOLOGY CAN INFORM FUTUROLOGY.IN other words, understanding how the meanings of words change through time helps us understand not only how we use them now, but also how they might become tools to imagine and create different futures.As t…

Reviewer Acknowledgment Open

Santanu Acharjee, Garth Amundson, Michael Arfken, Tista Bagchi, Raymond M. Bergner , et al. · 2020

Ethical issues in early diagnosis and prevention of Alzheimer disease Open

Peter J. Whitehouse · 2019

This paper considers ethical issues related to early diagnosis and all forms of prevention of Alzheimer disease and related conditions. It offers a critical view of the current state of scientific, clinical, and social responses to the gro…

Transdisciplinarity at the Boundaries: Exploring a Sylvan Metaphor for Health Open

Peter J. Whitehouse · 2019

Transdisciplinarity is an action-oriented intellectual and ethical endeavor to address complex ecological, economic, and political challenges that humans face. Language is viewed as a powerful tool for necessary cultural change. Blending a…

Long-Term Care for the Future Open

Peter J. Whitehouse · 2017

Intergenerational Learning and Education in Schools and Beyond Open

Mariano Sánchez, Peter J. Whitehouse, Lynn Johnston · 2017

Intergenerational learning seems to be finally on the educational agenda. Thousands of initiatives in the way of intergenerational learning programs and practices are being implemented internationa...

Long-Term Care for the Future Open

Peter J. Whitehouse · 2017

A randomized controlled trial of disclosing genetic risk information for Alzheimer disease via telephone Open

Kurt D. Christensen, Wendy R. Uhlmann, J. Scott Roberts, Erin Linnenbringer, Peter J. Whitehouse , et al. · 2017

ETHICS AND DEMENTIA: NEW EVIDENCE-BASED PERSPECTIVES ON INNOVATION AND PUBLIC HEALTH Open

Peter J. Whitehouse · 2017

Dementia is a huge public health challenge with value conflicts affecting efforts to treat and care for persons with cognitive impairment. Standard biomedical ethical frameworks that focus primarily on the clinical or research arenas do no…

The Ecosystem of Bioethics Open

Jonathan Beever, Peter J. Whitehouse · 2017

Understanding bioethical inquiry as ecosystem aligns that thinking about health conceptually close to public health ethics. Despite having roots in decades-long, culturally-diverse, and disciplinarily-broad concerns about the relationships…

Asking More of Our Metaphors: Narrative Strategies to End the “War on Alzheimer's” and Humanize Cognitive Aging Open

Daniel R. George, Erin Whitehouse, Peter J. Whitehouse · 2016

In all facets of our lives, humans construct meaning to understand their place in the world and their relationships to one another and to broader environments. Within this semantic web, words, stories, and metaphors play a key role in the …

P2‐397: Making an Exit: Personhood Perspectives on the Drive for a Cure Open

Peter J. Whitehouse, Elinor Fuchs · 2016

Alzheimer’s disease is a modern concept associated with the emergence of scientific approaches to studying the brain. It affects not only individuals but the entire fabric of interpersonal relationships. Today the Alzheimer’s field epitomi…

Ecopsychosocial Interventions in Cognitive Decline and Dementia Open

John Zeisel, ‌Barry Reisberg, Peter J. Whitehouse, Bob Woods, Ad Verheul · 2016

Dementia is a major medical and social scourge. Neither pharmacological nor nonpharmacological interventions and treatments have received sufficient funding to be meaningful in combatting this tsunami. Because the term—“nonpharmacological”…

From suffering to holistic flourishing: Emancipatory maternal care practices—A substantive notion of the good. Open

Mary Beth Quaranta Morrissey, Peter J. Whitehouse · 2016

The music of trees: the intergenerative tie between primary care and public health Open

Peter J. Whitehouse · 2016

Stories help us frame and understand complex ideas and challenges. Metaphors are particularly powerful linguistic devices that guide and extend our thinking by bridging conceptual domains, for example to consider the brain as a digital com…

Disclosing Pleiotropic Effects During Genetic Risk Assessment for Alzheimer Disease Open

Kurt D. Christensen, J. Scott Roberts, Peter J. Whitehouse, Charmaine Royal, Thomas O. Obisesan , et al. · 2016

National Human Genome Research Institute.

A Tale of Two Reports: What Recent Publications from the Alzheimer’s Association and Institute of Medicine say about the State of the Field Open

Peter J. Whitehouse, Daniel R. George · 2015

Scientific reports hold a mirror up to a culture, reflecting the beliefs, values, assumptions, practices, technologies, and political-economic interests that shape discourse around particular diseases in particular cultural moments [1]. In…

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