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It is through the causes of affective loss in ageing that our experts learn a little more and increase their knowledge, in understanding that receptors are changing with age. Some receptors go downregulated as we age and some will go upregulated, so they are at least six or seven receptors that are increasing in numbers, as we get older. This interview with Prof. Dr Thomas Hummel was recorded during ERRF 2017.
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