Cerebral Circulation Cognition and Behavior Volume 1

Cerebral Circulation – Cognition & Behavior (CCCB) is a distinguished peer-reviewed open access journal that focuses on the publication of articles contributing to the advancement and understanding of vascular dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. As an online-only platform, CCCB is dedicated to publishing original papers and review articles across various research domains, including clinical, experimental, and basic science research.

The journal welcomes submissions in the following areas:

1. Vascular Cognitive Disorders: CCCB focuses on studies related to vascular cognitive disorders, vascular cognitive impairment, vascular dementia, vascular depression, and their interconnections.
2. Cerebral Blood Flow: The journal explores research on cerebral blood flow and its impact on cognitive function and behavior, providing insights into the underlying mechanisms of vascular-related cognitive impairments.
3. Aging and Cognition: CCCB features articles that delve into the relationship between aging and cognition, considering how vascular factors contribute to the degenerative processes associated with cognitive decline.
4. Cerebrovascular Factors and Degenerative Dementia: The journal publishes research that investigates the role of cerebrovascular factors in the development and progression of degenerative dementias, such as Alzheimer’s disease.
5. Diagnostic Biomarkers: CCCB is interested in advances in brain imaging and fluid biomarkers that contribute to the diagnostic understanding of vascular cognitive disorders and their pathogenesis.
6. Sleep and Glymphatic Circulation: The journal explores the intricate relationship between sleep, glymphatic circulation, and the onset of vascular and degenerative forms of dementia.
7. Clinical Studies: CCCB encourages clinical studies that explore various manifestations of vascular cognitive disorders, executive function, and the development of bedside tests in relation to advanced imaging methods.
8. Animal Models: The journal features research using animal models, such as amyloid angiopathy models, to provide insights into the mechanisms underlying vascular dementia.
9. Treatment Advances: CCCB seeks controlled clinical trials investigating effective treatments for vascular dementia and its neuropsychiatric complications.
10. Risk Factors and Mechanisms: The journal welcomes studies on both traditional and newer risk factors, including hypertension, metabolism, lipids, endocrinology, dietetics, nutrition, diabetes, cardiology, and cardiovascular surgery.

CCCB serves as an essential platform for researchers and clinicians to share knowledge, innovative findings, and advancements in the field of vascular cognitive disorders and related conditions. By providing a space for high-quality research on cerebral circulation, cognition, and behavior, CCCB contributes significantly to the understanding of these complex conditions and their potential treatment avenues.