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Vascular DementiaAmsterdam, Netherlands February 27- March 01, 2017
6th
International Conference on

Vascular Dementia 2017 welcomes you to attend the 6th
International Conference on Vascular Dementia which
is going to be held in Amsterdam, Netherlands during February 27- March 01, 2017.
We cordially invite all the participants who are interested in sharing their knowledge and research in the arena of
Vascular Dementia.
Vascular Dementia 2017 anticipates more than 500 participants around the globe with thought provoking Keynote
lectures, Oral Presentations and Poster Presentations. The attending delegates include Editorial Board Members of
related Conference Series LLC Journals.
This is an excellent opportunity for the delegates from Universities and Institutes to interact with the world class
Scientists.
The intending participants can confirm their participation by registering for the conference along with your
colleagues.
The main theme of the conference is “Exploring the challenges concerning excellence in dementia research and
care”. Avail the delegate early bird offer.
Regards,
Vascular Dementia 2017 Operating Committee
• Dementia
• Causes and Prevention
• Vascular Dementia
• Ageing and Dementia
• Advances in Dementia Test
• Dementia Stages
• Dementia Care Management
• Vascular Dementia Nursing
• Advanced Drug for Dementia
• Potential Future Interventions
• Neuro-entrepreneurship: Vascular Dementia
• Animal Models and Translational Medicine
Conference Highlights
Invitation

The InternationalConferenceonPsychology,AutismandAlzheimer’sdisease, organized by
OMICS Group International was successfully held at Hilton San Antonio Airport, TX, USA during
September 30-October 01, 2013.
OMICS Group is grateful to Dr. Andrew V. Schally, Nobel Prize in Medicine 1977, for his time
and dedication as Honourable Organizing Committee Member, for his exceptional support towards
PsychoAAD 2013.
The conference was organized with the theme “Global Perspectives and Current Trends in
Psychology”. The conference was marked with the presence of renowned scientists, talented young
researchers, students and business delegates representing more than 20 different countries ultimately
driving the event into the path of success.
The highlights of the conference were its educative and effectual keynote lectures by: Joseph M.
Rifkind, National Institute of Aging, USA; Jaykumar Rajdas, Stanford University, USA; H. Craig
Heller, Stanford University, USA; George Perry, University of Texas at San Antonio, USA; Ronald J.
Killiany, Boston University, USA; Mitchell Clionsky, ClionskyNeuro Systems, USA; Kalyani Gopal,
American Psychological Association, USA
Our special gratitude to our Collaborators Autism Community Network & Lebanese Psychological
Association and Media Partners APPAC, Greece; Med tube, USA; ABP, Brazil; International Early
Psychosis Association, Australia; Alzheimer’s Europe and Institute for forensic Criminology, Italy.
Past Conference Report-2013

The 2nd
International Conference on Alzheimer’s disease and Dementia was organized by
OMICS Group Inc., during September 23-25, 2014 at Valencia Convention Centre, Spain.
The conference was marked with the attendance of young and brilliant researchers, business delegates
and talented student communities representing more than 35 countries, who have driven this event into
the path of success.
The conference proceedings were carried out through various Scientific-sessions and plenary lectures,
ofwhichthefollowingSpeakerswerehighlightedasKeynotespeakers:EricG.Tangalos,MayoClinic,
USA;SanjayAsthana,UniversityofWisconsin,USA;HowardRowley,UniversityofWisconsin,USA;
ToruItakura, Wakayama Medical University, Japan; AlanPalmer, Cerebroscience Ltd, UK; Barbara
C.Fisher, United Psychological Services, USA; NigelHooper, University of Manchester, UK; Federico
Licastro, University of Bologna, Italy
Theesteemedguests,Keynotespeakers,well-knownresearchersanddelegatessharedtheirinnovative
researchandvastexperiencethroughtheirfabulouspresentationsatthepodiumofgrandDementia-2014.
We are glad to inform that all accepted abstracts for the conference have been indexed in OMICS Group
Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease and Parkinsonismas a special issue. Basing on the conference theme,
“Advanced Diagnostic & Therapeutic Approaches Towards Dementia” speakers recommended
organizing the conference in the field of Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia also in the next year.

In the presence of inter professional researchers and practitioners involved in the development of high
quality education in all aspects of Alzheimer’s disease and Dementia, OMICS 3rd
International
Conference on Alzheimer’s Disease & Dementia was held during August 31-September 02,
2015 in Toronto, Canada.
OMICS International played host to a diverse panel of key members of the Neurology community
from research lab, industry, academia and financial investment practices, discussing the future of
Alzheimer’s and Dementia. This event was really aimed for examining where the real Alzheimer’s disease
and Dementia specialties are going in the future and purpose of the event was to provide an opportunity
for cross fertilization of ideas and development of ideas, in the field of Neurology.
Focusing on Alzheimer’s disease, Dementia, Neurological changes in brain, Alzheimer’s disease
Imaging, Disease Mechanisms, Geriatrics and Cognitive Disorder, Pathophysiology, Brain trauma,
Care practice and Awareness, Current Research in Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease as well, the three
days of discussions enabled professionals to gain an insight into the current innovations and opened up
networking opportunities.
Dementia-2015 Organizing Committee would like to thank the Moderator of the conference
Catherine Braxton, Generations Senior Care Consulting, USA, who contributed a lot for the smooth
functioning of this event.
We are also thank full to all the speakers who made this event a grand success, our special thanks to
Barbara C Fisher, United Psychological Services, USA
Guosongliu, Neurocentria, Inc., USA
Tohru Hasegawa, Saga Woman Junior College, Japan
Claude M Wischik, TauRx Therapeutics, UK
Zhicheng Xiao, Monash University, Australia
Helen Chenery, Bond University, Australia
EefHogervorst, Loughborough University, UK
Linda Levine Madori, St. Thomas Aquinas College, USA
Jens Wiltfang, Georg August University Gottingen, Germany

SoascontinuationofDementia2015,wewouldliketoheartilyinviteyoutoourupcoming4th
International
Conference on Vascular Dementia scheduled at Valencia, Spain during June 30 – July 02, 2016.
Theconferenceisorganizedwiththetheme“IntegratingRecentDiscoveriesandInterpretingVascular
Dementia Research for Better Health”
The aim of the Conference Vascular Dementia 2016 is to provide a platform for academicians and
practitionersfrommultipledisciplinestodebateanddeliberateonsocialchangethatisencompassedbyinnovation
and technology.
In addition to inspire and educate practitioners about appropriate treatment approaches for all types of
Vascular Dementia and to encounter them in finding creative ways to identify, diagnose, understand and treat
patients with all types of Vascular dementia with individualized focus and intention.
Vascular Dementia 2016 will be a platform where you will be sure to have a meaningful experience with
scholars from around the world.
Welookforwardtoseeyourbenignpresencewithactivecontributionandsupporttomakethiseventsuccessful
once more.
The highlights of the meeting were the eponymous lectures, delivered by Barbara C Fisher from
United Psychological Services, USA, Claude M Wischik from TauRx Therapeutics, UK, Guosongliufrom
Neurocentria, Inc., USA, Zhicheng Xiao from Monash University, Australia, Tohru Hasegawa fromSaga
Woman Junior College, Japan, Helen Chenery from Bond University, Australia.
The entire above mentioned keynote speakers gave their energetic and fruitful contributions at 3rd
International Conference on Alzheimer’s Disease & Dementia. The session chairs/Co chairs have proved
their position and contributed a lot for the smooth functioning of the event.
AllacceptedabstractshavebeenindexedintheOMICSGroupJournalsasaspecialissue.OMICSGroup
felicitated all the Organizing Committee Members who enthusiastically participated in the conference and
made this meeting a huge success.

Vascular Dementia 2016
The 4th
International conference on Vascular Dementia (Vascular Dementia -2016) hosted by
Conference Series LLC took place at Valencia, Spain during June 30th – July 2nd, 2016.
Active participation and generous response were received from the Organizing Committee Members,
Editorial Board Members of Conference Series LLC Journals as well as from eminent scientists, talented
researchers and young student community.
Researchersandstudentswhoattendedfromdifferentpartsoftheworldhasmadetheconferenceone
of the most successful and productive events in 2016 from Conference Series LLC.
The conference was marked with the presence of renowned scientists, talented young researchers,
students and business delegates driving the three days event into the path of success with thought
provokingkeynoteandplenarypresentationshighlightingthetheme“IntegratingRecentDiscoveriesand
Interpreting Vascular Dementia Research for Better Health”
The conference proceedings were carried out through various Scientific-sessions, Plenary lectures,
Workshop and Symposia of which the following topics were highlighted as Keynote-presentations:
Sleep apnea is a risk factor for cognitive decline of vascular origin- Antonio Culebras, Suny Upstate
Medical University, USA
Working with migrant communities: achieving culturally competency in Dementia care- Karan
Jutlla, De Montfort University, Leicester, UK
Asymptomatic Carotid Stenosis, Arterial Hypertension and Cognitive Impairment: A longitudinal
population-based epidemiological study- Petya Mineva, Trakia University, Bulgaria
Spring Break: A True Story of Hope and Determination- Steven Benvenisti, Partner at Davis,
Saperstein & Salomon, USA
Early stage work with raising awareness about Vascular Dementia in the African-Caribbean
community in the London- David Truswell, Culture Dementia, UK
Blood Biomarkers in Preclinical Alzheimer Disease- Howard J Federoff, University of California,
USA
Arterial spin labeling may contribute to the prediction of cognitive deterioration in healthy elderly
individuals- Panteleimon Giannakopoulos, University of Geneva School of Medicine, USA

Medication management of behaviors in Vascular/Mixed Dementia in long term care: Successful case
studies- Susan Scanland, University of Scranton, USA
Conference Series LLC has taken the privilege of felicitating Vascular Dementia 2016 Conference
Organizing Committee, Editorial Board Members and Keynote Speakers who supported for the success of
this event.
Conference Series LLC , on behalf of the conference sponsor appreciates all the participants who put
their efforts for this event and sincerely wishes them success in future endeavours.
The esteemed guests, Keynote speakers, well-known researchers and delegates shared their innovative
researchandvastexperiencethroughtheirfabulouspresentationsatthepodiumofgrandVascularDementia
2016 Conference.
We are glad to inform that all accepted abstracts for the conference have been indexed in Conference
Series LLC “Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease & Parkinsonism” as a special issue.
Wearealsoobligedtovariousdelegateexperts,companyrepresentativesandothereminentpersonalities
who supported the conference by facilitating active discussion forums.
We sincerely thank the Organizing Committee Members for their gracious presence, support and
assistance towards the success of Vascular Dementia 2016.
With the unique feedbacks from the conference, Conference Series LLC would like to announce the
commencement of the 6th International Conference on Vascular Dementia during February 27th - March
01st, 2017 at Amsterdam, Netherlands
Let us meet again @ Vascular Dementia 2017

• Vascular dementia is the second-most-common type of dementia in the United States and Europe in
the elderly, however it is the most common form in some parts of Asia. The incidence of the illness
is 1.5% in Western countries and just about 2.2% in Japan. It accounts for 50% of all dementias in
Japan, 20% to 40% in Europe and 15% in Latin America.
• One study found that in the United States precisely, the prevalence of vascular dementia in all
individualsoverthetimeoflifeof71is2.43%,andanothersetupthattheprevalenceofthedementias
doubles with every 5.1 years of age.
• TheoverallmultiinfarctdementiamarketissegmentedintoNorthAmerica,AsiaPacific,Europe,Latin
AmericaandMEA.Asof2014,NorthAmericaheldlargestmarketshareintermsofrevenueowingto
the increasing incidences of multi infarct dementia coupled with increasing geriatric population base.
• Japan owing to increased geriatric base represents approximately more than 50% of the dementia
cases in Asia Pacific.
• Various companies in the multi infarct dementia market are adopting several economical strategies
such as collaborations, expansions and acquisitions to keep a strong position and gain advantage in
the market.
• Alzheimer’s Research UK currently funds 150 research projects across the UK and has committed
nearly £40million to dementia research.
• TheirresearchwillfocusonimprovingthequalityoflifeofthosealreadylivingwithAlzheimer’sdisease
and other forms of dementia.
• The Alzheimer’s Association funds independent investigators worldwide, they have awarded over
$335 million to more than 2,250 projects.
• Research conducted by the Alzheimer’s Society, shows that there will be 850,000 people living with
dementia in the UK by 2015. This will cost the UK £26 billion a year.
• Two-thirds (£17.4 billion) of the cost of dementia is paid by people with dementia and their families,
either in unpaid care (£11.6 billion) or in paying for private social care.
Vascular Dementia Market Analysis

Conference Highlights
Track1Dementia
Dementiaisageneraltermforadeclineinmentalabilitysevereenoughtointerferewithdailylife.Memory
loss is an example. Alzheimer’s is the most common type of dementia.
Track2CausesandPrevention
Dementia is caused by damage to brain cells. This damage interferes with the ability of brain cells to
communicatewitheachother.Whenbraincellscannotcommunicatenormally,thinking,behaviorandfeelings
can be affected.
Track3VascularDementia
Vasculardementiaisdefinedasinadequatebloodflowcandamageandeventuallykillcellsanywhereinthe
body. In vascular dementia, changes in thinking skills sometimes occur suddenly following strokes that block
majorbrainbloodvessels.Vascularbrainchangesoftencoexistwithchangeslinkedtoothertypesofdementia,
including Alzheimer’s disease and dementia with Lewy bodies. Vascular dementia symptoms may be most
obvious when they happen soon after a major stroke includes confusion, disorientation, trouble speaking or
understanding speech and vision loss
Track4AgeingandDementia
Almost 40 per cent of people over the age of 65 experience some form of memory loss. When there is no
underlying medical condition causing this memory loss, it is known as “age-associated memory impairment,”
which is considered a part of the normal aging process
Track5AdvancesinDementiaTest
A range of tests and diagnostic procedures is needed to diagnose dementia, but there are several that are
fairlycommonlyusedtodiagnosedementia.Thesetestsfordementiaaremainlytestsofmentalabilities,blood
tests and brain scans. Tests can help the doctor learn whether dementia is caused by a treatable condition.
Even for those dementias that cannot be reversed, knowing the type of dementia a person has can help the
doctor prescribe medicines or other treatments that may improve mood and behavior and help the family.
Track6DementiaStages
Progressive dementia, which is dementia that gets worse with time, is the most common type. Five stages
of progressive dementia have been outlined. They are part of the Clinical Dementia Rating (CDR), which
professionalsusetoevaluatetheprogressionofsymptomsinpatientswithdementia.Thefivestagesdescribea
patient’sabilitytoperforminsixdifferentareasofcognitionandfunctioning:orientation,memory,judgment,
home and hobbies, personal care, and community. The stages include early dementia, Moderate dementia,
Advanced dementia, Test of dementia stages, Advances in research of dementia stages.

Track7 DementiaCareManagement
Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementia can be a challenging journey, not only for the person
diagnosedbutalsofortheirfamilymembersandlovedones.CaringforsomeonewithAlzheimer’sordementia
canseemoverwhelmingattimes,butthemoreinformationandsupportyouhave,thebetteryoucannavigate
thedemandingroadaheadanddeterminethelong-termcareoptionsthatarebestsuitedtoyouandyourloved
one. There are some Alzheimer’s care preparations that are best done sooner rather than later. It may be hard
toconsiderthesequestionsatfirst,asitmeansthinkingaboutatimewhenyourlovedoneisalreadywelldown
the road of his or her Alzheimer’s journey.
Track8VascularDementiaNursing
Nursing is the protection, promotion, and optimization of health and abilities, prevention of illness and
injury,facilitationofhealing,alleviationofsufferingthroughthediagnosisandtreatmentofhumanresponse,
and advocacy in the care of individuals, families, groups, communities, and populations.
Track9AdvancedDrugforDementia
The mainstay of management of vascular dementia is the prevention of new strokes. This includes
administering antiplatelet drugs and controlling major vascular risk factors. Neuroprotective drugs such
as nimodipine, propentofylline, and posatirelin are currently under study and may be useful for vascular
dementia.Omentuminthetreatmentofvasculardementia.ThesubtracksincludesCholinisteraseinhibitors,
Impact of treatment with N-Acetylcysteine, Oral redox polymer therapeutics, Snoezellen and Multi sensory
stimulation, Effect of thioctic and enantiomers, Role of phospholipids, Effects of brain afobazole.
Track10PotentialFutureInterventions
NationalPlantoAddressAlzheimer’sDisease,anationalefforttoexpandresearchinAlzheimer’sandrelated
dementias prevention and treatment and to move the most promising drugs from discovery into clinical trials.
The Plan aims to prevent and effectively treat Alzheimer’s and related dementias by 2025. Its foundation
is the 2011 National Alzheimer’s Project Act (NAPA), which was developed to create and maintain a national
strategy to overcome the disease.
Track11Neuro-entrepreneurship:VascularDementia
Brain is an intangible conundrum which buries millions and millions of memories.
Entrepreneurship is the process of designing a new bu
Track12AnimalModelsandTranslationalMedicine
Animal models for Alzheimer’s disease it is important to think about the human phenotype and what is
being modeled in terms of the animal phenotype. The moderator, Bradley Hyman, professor of neurology at
Harvard Medical School, said that animal models of Alzheimer’s disease, based on the genetics of the disease
and the closely related front temporal dementia, replicate at least some of the pathology. Researchers have
been successful at modeling very specific aspects of Alzheimer’s disease in the mouse (e.g., plaques, tangles).
Although these are incomplete models of the human disease, they have been well received in the field as
potentially relevant models for use in drug discovery.

Expertise Outlook on Neuroscience Conferences
Arvid Carlsson, Nobel Prize in Physiology/ Medicine for 2000
I wish to welcome all researchers from the fields of basic neuroscience, neurology, and neurosurgery to contribute
with your valuable expertise, and to stimulate interdisciplinary endeavor.
John K. Grandy, North Country Urgent Care, USA
I had a great time at the conference this year and it was run much more efficiently than last year in Chicago. Thank you
for the opportunity to participate
Eric G. Tangalos, Mayo Clinic Alzheimer’s Disease Center, USA
Your opportunities will include not only excellent science, but provide practical applications of knowledge to
advance the care of your patient with cognitive, behavioral and functional decline.
Krikor Dikranian, Washington University, USA
I would like to thank the OMICS group and you for giving me the opportunity to participate in the meeting. I met
with some wonderful people, the atmosphere was delightful. I look forward to be able to participate again
Maria Elisa, Hospital of the Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
We have beautiful two days in San Antonio Conference, Congratulations to organized committee.
Andrew V Schally, Nobel Prize in Physiology/Medicine for 1977
Conferences like this one may help to speed up the development of effective therapies for neurodegenerative
diseases like Alzheimer’s disease.
Marie Trad, Quintiles, France
The meeting was very interesting and I met with very nice people
Mitchell Clionsky, Clionsky Neuro Systems, USA
We believe that the conference proved to be a stimulating blend of many disciplines and that it created numerous
opportunities for participants to broaden their awareness
Jose Leon-Carrion, University of Seville, Spain
We encourage you to participate in this event with original free papers and high-quality presentations on all
aspects of dementia. We sincerely hope we can count on your contribution to this international platform and join
us in working towards the generation of more effective therapies at all stages of this disease.
Jennifer DeFeo, The Chicago school of professional psychology, USA
I really enjoyed this conference
Boris Johnson, Mayor of London, UK
As Mayor of London I am delighted to welcome you to the Neurology Conferences organized by OMICS
International

Wayne Carter, University of Nottingham, UK
We had an excellent day of talks thank you, lots of interest and questions for each of the talks.
Kathy Sexton Radek, Suburban Pulmonary & Sleep Associates, USA
The presentations varied from Basic Science in the physiological correlated Sleep Disorders to practice applications
involving diagnostic, assessment and treatment of Sleep Disorders. Scientists and Practitioner from around the world
attended our conference
Hans Von Holst, Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden
Thank you for a well-organized Brain Disorders Conference
Sha Mi, Biogen, USA
The meeting went well and lot of questions today! I will attend the OMICS meeting again!
Heinz Reichmann, University of Dresden, Germany
This conferences is really timely and informed about symptoms, diagnosis and modern treatment of neuro patients
Emily Clionsky, Clionsky Neuro Systems, USA
Based on what we saw and with whom we spoke, we are sure that you enjoyed a productive and worthwhile
experience. We ask that you share your experience with your colleagues, as well as urge them to support these
meetings.
Alon Y. Avidan, California Sleep Society, USA
Sleep Medicine 2015 illuminated the gravity of the topic, how it affects our day to day lives, prevention and
stairway to a healthier tomorrow
Norman S. Miller, Michigan State University, USA
The priority aim of this Conferences will also be to deepen our understanding around the interrelationship of
addictive disorders between each other, as well as with mental health, Addiction Psychiatry, family, community, and
culture.
Wayne Carter, University of Nottingham, UK
The feedback from the participants was really positive - we all thought the meeting was a great success.
Relatively small meetings such as this one enabled us to get to know each other better and discuss overlapping
interests and future collaborations.
Howard Prentice, Florida Atlantic University, USA
We take great pleasure in welcoming you to our Neurology Conferences and understand that this will be an
excellent opportunity for disseminating new research findings as well as enabling investigators to explore innovative
and emerging aspects of this critically important research field
Michiaki Nagai, Jichi Medical University, Japan
It was very grateful that I could participate the congress, I was very impressed because the contents of the
discussion were very high quality, and I enjoyed the interesting talk with many investigators, So, I think that the
conference was very high level and well organized.

Ayman Alboudi, UAE
It was a great pleasure to be there. Hope we meet soon
Odeda Peled, Integrative Therapy Center, Israel
The convention itself was very nice, dignified and well organized
Oleksandr Makarenko, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Ukraine
I want to write, that the organization of the Conference was almost on high level
Jacqueline Sidman, The Sidman Institute, USA
It was my pleasure to participate. I enjoyed it very much
Nagwa Abdel Meguid, National Research Centre, Egypt
It was really wonderful conference
Joao Maria Nabais, Portugal
I must confirm to you, my grateful pleasure being part and has participated in this important International
Conference
Suhera Abrewal, University of Tripoli, Libya
It’s been my pleasure to participate in this event, and beneficial by sharing interests with attendees and new
connections.
Pablo Bellido Correa, University of Valencia, Spain
We wanted to thank all the work this committee has made for us and for the Best Poster Presentation. We have
received recognition in Spain, both at our University and at local and National media. Much of our activity is
tracked by media and news
Guang-Xian Zhang, Thomas Jefferson University, USA
Congratulations for your excellent organizing!
Susan Henning, DeVry University, USA
Absolutely good quality Programs, Thank you
Shireen Qureshi, Saudi Stroke Association, Dubai
It is my pleasure to welcome you to this important event with great honor and respect, we are delighted to invite
you to be part of our International meet.

Vascular Dementia 2017 aims to fasten the advancement of scientific knowledge that may ultimately
result in a better prognosis for patients. International conference is the best platform to develop new
partnership & collaborations .It provides an important base for the exchange of knowledge and experience
amongst the clinicians. The internationally renowned speakers at this conference will explore the various
aspects of Vascular Dementia.
Vascular Dementia 2017
• Opportunity to attend the presentations delivered by eminent scientists from all over the world
• Selected contributions will be published in following Conference Series LLC Journals
• Journal of Alzheimers Disease & Parkinsonism
• Journal of Neurological Disorders
• Brain Disorders & Therapy
• Participation in sessions on specific topics on which the conference is expected to achieve progress
• Global networking: In transferring and exchanging Ideas
• Share your excitement in promoting Health care, Clinical R & D
• ConferencebringstogetherScientificResearchers,BusinessEntrepreneursandPharma,Healthcare,IndustryDevelopers
Supporting Journals

Amsterdam is the capital city and most populous city of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Its status as the Dutch capital is mandated by the Constitution though it is not the seat of the Dutch government,
which is The Hague. As is the case in all the countries with the highest health care expenditures, the Netherlands has an
exceptionally strong economy.
The country’s GDP per capita was estimated at $41,711 in 2013, higher than all but a handful of OECD nations. The
Dutch government paid the vast majority of health care costs, with nearly 86% of all spending coming from public sources
in 2012, the highest proportion in the OECD.
Netherlands government allocate EUR 32.5 million to the fight against Neurological disease over the next four years.
The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) provided fund of €550 million to fuel the research on mental
illness. NARSAD Young Investigator Grant provides $30,000 per year on research in Neural and behavior disorders such
as schizophrenia, mood disorders, anxiety disorders, or child and adolescent mental illnesses.
Amsterdam is currently one of the best European cities in which to locate an international business. It is ranked fifth in
this category and is only surpassed by London, Paris, Frankfurt and Barcelona. Many large corporations and banks have
their headquarters in Amsterdam, including Akzo Nobel, Heineken International, ING Group, ABNAMRO, TomTom,
Delta Lloyd Group and Philips. KPMG International’s global headquarters is located in nearby Amstelveen, where many
non-Dutch companies have settled as well, because surrounding communities allow full land ownership, contrary to
Amsterdam’s land-lease system.
About Amsterdam

Important Dates
Abstract submission opens: August 01, 2016
Registration opens: August 01, 2016
Early bird registration: December 01, 2016
On spot registration: February 27, 2017
Registration Benefits
Contribute to and learn about the most recent advances in vascular dementia field
Accepted abstract will be published in respective OMICS journals
Each abstract will receive a Digital Object Identifier (DOI) provided by crossref
Conference will contribute to increment in overall research profile
Golden chance to meet other researchers in neurology field and potential contacts for future
positions
International platform for presentation skills and expertise to discuss the research in clear
and meaningful way
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