The Need for Big Data and Large Consortiums on The Use of EEG as a Potential Tool to Decide on Which Frequency We Should Use for Sensory Entrainment in Alzheimer’s Disease?

Successful use of sensory 40 Hz‐gamma entrainment has been shown in Alzheimer’s Disease animal models. Few studies had used 40 Hz‐gamma sensory gamma entrainment on human subjects and there are contradictory results on these studies. We think there could be different frequency dynamics in animals and in humans. To answer this question, we aimed to analyze the dominant gamma frequency band in Alzheimer’s Disease patients, healthy young and elderly subjects. We hypothesized that the dominant gamma frequency would be different across groups being lower in AD patients.