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Demetrius Maraganore

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Tulane University

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School of Medicine

Neurology

School of Science and Engineering

Neuroscience Program

Demetrius Maraganore is currently serving as a Neurology Professor at Tulane University.

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Tulane University

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neurology parkinson's disease genetics neuroscience epidemiology parkinson disease medical genetics dementia neurodegenerative diseases human genetics neurogenetics genomics case-control study clinical neurology movement disorders genome-wide association studies electronic medical record molecular genetics olmsted county population genetics neurosurgery cohort studies practice-based research gut microbiota molecular neurodegeneration respiratory medicine neuroscience of aging corticobasal degeneration progressive supranuclear palsy ehealth clinical implementation evidence-based practice human nutrition multiple system atrophy structured clinical documentation genome biology histopathology vascular biology medicinal research cardiovascular research stroke rehabilitation genetic disorders hemostasis meta-analysis prognosis retrospective cohort studies prospective cohort studies disease susceptibility familial parkinson population-based study human genome epidemiology related disorders heredity global networks family relations health systems digital medicine disease progression neurological disorders neurotology positron emission tomography degenerative disease clinical gerontology network dynamics network evolution clinical neuroscience clinical effectiveness axon guidance dopaminergic function population perspective genetic study complex diseases clinical gastroenterology disease mechanisms health risk assessment mendelian inheritance cognitive decline nursing health informatics health information science quality improvement clinical nursing quality management health policy

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An Integrative Migraine Polygenic Risk Score is Associated With Age at Onset but Not Chronification. Journal of Clinical Medicine (2024)

Bruce A. ChaseRoberta FrigerioSusan RubinTiffani FranadaIrene SemenovSteven MeyersStuart Bergman-BockAngela MarkThomas FreedomRevital MarcusRima DaferJun WeiSiqun L. ZhengJianfeng XuAshley J. MulfordAlan R. SandersAnna PhamAlexander EpshteynDemetrius MaraganoreKaterina Markopoulou

neurologymedicinemigraineepidemiologyclinical medicineclinical researchpolygenic risk

Comparison Between Two Divergent Diets, Mediterranean and Western, on Gut Microbiota and Cognitive Function in Young Sprague Dawley Rats. Gut Microbes Reports (2024)

Rebecca J. Solch-OttaianoElizabeth B. Engler-ChiurazziColin HarperSavannah WassonSharon OgbonnaBlake OuvrierHanyun WangMadison PratsKatherine McDonaldIfechukwude J. BioseLori A. RoweMaryJane JonesChad SteeleGregory BixDemetrius M. Maraganore

microbiomegut microbescognitive functiondivergent dietsmicrobial ecologycognitive developmentneurosciencegut microbiotaglobal comparisoncognitive sciencemicrobiologycognition

Early Clinical Utility Data of a Multi-Analyte Blood Biomarker Test for Evaluating Cognitive Impairment. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Mark MonaneDavid MerrillKim JohnsonDarren GitelmanDemetrius MaraganoreLeslie JacobsYan JiangJoel Braunstein

clinical databiomarkershealthy agingclinical utility databiostatisticscognitive impairmentneuroscience of agingbiomarker (medicine)health sciences

Lipid Trajectories Improve Risk Models for Alzheimer's Disease and Mild Cognitive Impairment. medRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Bruce A. ChaseRoberta FrigerioChad J. YucusSmita PatelDemetrius MaraganoreAlan R. SandersJubao DuanKaterina Markopoulou

lipid trajectorieslipidsrisk modelscognitive impairmentalzheimer's diseasemild cognitive impairment

The Effect of a Mediterranean and Western Diet on Cognitive Performance in Middle‐Aged Rats. Alzheimer s & Dementia (2024)

Rebecca J Solch‐OttaianoMadison PratsElizabeth Engler‐ChiurazziGregory J BixDemetrius M Maraganore

middle-aged ratsdementiacognitive impairmentalzheimer's diseasecognitive sciencecognitive performance

Tics-M Scores in an Oldest-Old Normative Cohort Identified by Computable Phenotype. The Clinical Neuropsychologist (2024)

Gelan YingAmbar Perez-LaoTamare AdrienDemetrius MaraganoreDavid MarraGlenn Smith

neuropsychologytics-m scorescomputable phenotypeneuroimagingpsychologystatisticsoldest-old normative cohortneuroscience

A Blood Biomarker Test for Brain Amyloid Impacts the Clinical Evaluation of Cognitive Impairment. Annals of Clinical and Translational Neurology (2023)

Mark MonaneKim G. JohnsonB. Joy SniderRaymond S. TurnerJonathan D. DrakeDemetrius M. MaraganoreJames L. BickselDaniel H. JacobsJulia L. OrtegaJoni HendersonYan JiangShuguang HuangJustine CoppingerIlana FogelmanTim WestJoel B. Braunstein

neurologybiomarkersclinical neurosciencecognitive impairmentclinical neurologyneuroscienceneurodegenerative diseaseshealth sciencesblood biomarker test

Assessment of Chatgpt’s Performance on Neurology Written Board Examination Questions. BMJ Neurology Open (2023)

Tse Chiang ChenEvan MultalaPatrick KearnsJohnny DelashawAaron DumontDemetrius MaraganoreArthur Wang

neurologyperformance studiesperformance assessmentmachine learningperformance evaluation

Characteristics Associated With Response to Subcutaneously Administered Anti‐Cgrp Monoclonal Antibody Medications in a Real‐World Community Cohort of Persons Living With Migraine: A Retrospective Clinical and Genetic Study. Headache The Journal of Head and Face Pain (2023)

Bruce A. ChaseIrene SemenovSusan RubinSteven MeyersAngela MarkThomas MakhloufTanya T. ChirayilDemetrius MaraganoreJun WeiSiqun L. ZhengJianfeng XuAlexander EpshteynAnna PhamRoberta FrigerioKaterina Markopoulou

neurologymedicinepharmacologymigraineretrospective cohort studiesgenetic studyclinical trialsreal-world community cohortcohort studiesprospective cohort studies

Dietary Impact on Gut Microbiota, Cognitive Performance, and Hippocampal Markers in Aging Rats. Innovation in Aging (2023)

Rebecca Solch-OttaianoColin HarperElizabeth Engler-ChiurazziSaifudeen IsmaelMadison PratsMilla VolicGregory BixDemetrius Maraganore

microbiomeexperimental gerontologyexperimental nutritiongut microbiotageriatricscognitive performancepublic healthbiogerontologyhuman nutritionanimal nutritionhippocampal markershealth sciencesgut microbesavian biologymammalian biologydietary impactsocial gerontologydietary healthneuroscience

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Demetrius Maraganore

Professor

Tulane University

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Neurology

School of Science and Engineering

Neuroscience Program

Demetrius Maraganore is currently serving as a Neurology Professor at Tulane University.

Honors

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Tulane University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

An Integrative Migraine Polygenic Risk Score is Associated With Age at Onset but Not Chronification. Journal of Clinical Medicine (2024)

neurologymedicinemigraineepidemiologyclinical medicineclinical researchpolygenic risk

Comparison Between Two Divergent Diets, Mediterranean and Western, on Gut Microbiota and Cognitive Function in Young Sprague Dawley Rats. Gut Microbes Reports (2024)

microbiomegut microbescognitive functiondivergent dietsmicrobial ecologycognitive developmentneurosciencegut microbiotaglobal comparisoncognitive sciencemicrobiologycognition

Early Clinical Utility Data of a Multi-Analyte Blood Biomarker Test for Evaluating Cognitive Impairment. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Mark MonaneDavid MerrillKim JohnsonDarren GitelmanDemetrius MaraganoreLeslie JacobsYan JiangJoel Braunstein

clinical databiomarkershealthy agingclinical utility databiostatisticscognitive impairmentneuroscience of agingbiomarker (medicine)health sciences

Lipid Trajectories Improve Risk Models for Alzheimer's Disease and Mild Cognitive Impairment. medRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Bruce A. ChaseRoberta FrigerioChad J. YucusSmita PatelDemetrius MaraganoreAlan R. SandersJubao DuanKaterina Markopoulou

lipid trajectorieslipidsrisk modelscognitive impairmentalzheimer's diseasemild cognitive impairment

The Effect of a Mediterranean and Western Diet on Cognitive Performance in Middle‐Aged Rats. Alzheimer s & Dementia (2024)

Rebecca J Solch‐OttaianoMadison PratsElizabeth Engler‐ChiurazziGregory J BixDemetrius M Maraganore

middle-aged ratsdementiacognitive impairmentalzheimer's diseasecognitive sciencecognitive performance

Tics-M Scores in an Oldest-Old Normative Cohort Identified by Computable Phenotype. The Clinical Neuropsychologist (2024)

Gelan YingAmbar Perez-LaoTamare AdrienDemetrius MaraganoreDavid MarraGlenn Smith

neuropsychologytics-m scorescomputable phenotypeneuroimagingpsychologystatisticsoldest-old normative cohortneuroscience

A Blood Biomarker Test for Brain Amyloid Impacts the Clinical Evaluation of Cognitive Impairment. Annals of Clinical and Translational Neurology (2023)

neurologybiomarkersclinical neurosciencecognitive impairmentclinical neurologyneuroscienceneurodegenerative diseaseshealth sciencesblood biomarker test

Assessment of Chatgpt’s Performance on Neurology Written Board Examination Questions. BMJ Neurology Open (2023)

Tse Chiang ChenEvan MultalaPatrick KearnsJohnny DelashawAaron DumontDemetrius MaraganoreArthur Wang

neurologyperformance studiesperformance assessmentmachine learningperformance evaluation

neurologymedicinepharmacologymigraineretrospective cohort studiesgenetic studyclinical trialsreal-world community cohortcohort studiesprospective cohort studies

Dietary Impact on Gut Microbiota, Cognitive Performance, and Hippocampal Markers in Aging Rats. Innovation in Aging (2023)

Rebecca Solch-OttaianoColin HarperElizabeth Engler-ChiurazziSaifudeen IsmaelMadison PratsMilla VolicGregory BixDemetrius Maraganore

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