Research Roundup is an occasional series of virtual programs to help people better understand Alzheimer's disease and related dementia research. Each program features current research participants and experts in the […]
Join Dr. Reisa Sperling, Director, BWH Center for Alzheimer Research and Treatment for, “What Are Clinical Trials and How Do I Get Involved” on Thursday, 1/20 @ 1:30PM via Brain […]
In celebration of Black History Month, join us for “Get Moving With Your Brain,” on Wednesday, Feb 16th at 5PM. As a follow up to our Road Map to Prevention program, […]
Join us for Road Map to Research on Wednesday, February 2nd from 7-8PM EST. Presenter, Lenore Jackson Pope - Director of Primary Care Outreach at MADRC - will discuss: The […]
In celebration of Black History Month, join us for “Get Moving With Your Brain,” on Wednesday, Feb 16th at 5PM. As a follow up to our Road Map to Prevention program, […]
If you ever thought about participating in research but wanted to learn more, then plan to attend Let’s Talk Research Participation on Wednesday, February 23rd at 7PM! You’ll hear what […]
Join us for Road Map to Dementia Diagnosis on March 16th at noon. Dr. Dorene Rentz & Dr. Gad Marshall will discuss: Normal aging versus cause for concern The different […]
Join the Brigham & Women's Hospital, Center for Alzheimer Research & Treatment (CART) for “An Interactive Seminar on Memory & Aging” on Wednesday, 4/13 @6PM. Dr. Reisa Sperling will discuss […]
Join Judy Johanson for this caregiving overview that is full of practical tips and advice. Judy will discuss the full spectrum of caregiving from memory concerns and diagnosis, to support […]
Join us for Let's Talk Research Participation on Tuesday, May 18th at 7pm! Get answers to all the questions you have about research but were afraid to ask! Staff will […]
¡Únanse a nosotros, les daremos consejos para prevenir la demencia, y luego ejercitaremos el cerebro con una clase de zumba! Lea los detalles en el folleto y haga clic […]
La enfermedad de Alzheimer conlleva muchos comportamientos y síntomas complicados. Es importante que familia/amigos/cuidadores de la persona con la enfermedad sepan sobre estos comportamientos y síntomas y se preparen para […]
