Notes on Progress: Thinking like a dog
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How dog brains could save us from dementia
Notes on Progress is a new diary-style format from Works in Progress. If you only want to hear when we have a new issue, you can opt out of Notes in Progress here. In this issue, Rosalind Arden writes about how cognitive ageing in dogs can help us to understand dementia and Alzheimer’s in humans. If you enjoy it, please share it on social media or by forwarding it to anyone you think might find it interesting. Rosalind and Jenny My esteemed friend and colleague, Mark Adams, and I published a couple of papers about intelligence in dogs. This has led, occasionally, to the mistaken belief…
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