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Anette Arild

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Anette Arild

PhD Candidate, INB
Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences

anette.arild@ntnu.no
Fred Kavli-bygget, del 1, Øya
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About

Medical doctor (cand.med.), graduated from NTNU in 2022. Former student of the Medical Student Research Program during my medical studies. Currently working as a PhD candidate at Trondheim fMRI-group (at the Department of Neuromedicine and Movement Science), continuing the project I started at the Medical Student Research Program.

I am soon finishing my PhD, and plan to submit it fall 2023. Through my work at NTNU I've discovered my keen interest for public health, ageing and science.

Competencies

  • Aging
  • Aldring
  • Brain
  • Generasjon 100
  • Generation 100 Study
  • Hjernen
  • Hvit substans hyperintensiteter
  • White matter hyperintensities (WMH)

Research

In my research I have used data from the Generation 100 study; a five-year long randomised controlled trial investigating the effects of exercise on ageing. My project has focused on the effects of exercise on age-related white matter hyperintensities (WMH) of the brain (a neuroimaging feature of small vessel disease) using MRIs from a smaller cohort from the Generation 100 study. I further plan to look into the effects of other risk-factors on WMH in my future work.

  • Trondheim fMRI group

Publications

My first paper did not find a significant effect from exercise on age-related white matter hyperintensities when comparing to a control group following the national physical activity guidelines.

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