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ADRC unveils newest team members: Meet the fresh faces furthering our heart-led work
The Alzheimer’s & Dementia Resource Center is thrilled to introduce new team members who bring both expertise and enthusiasm for the work that we do. There is such a wealth… - Blog Articles
Art as alchemy: How creative expression can transform your care partnership
When you paint, repot basil, play guitar, or craft poems, your focus settles. - Blog Articles
Breaking News Round-Up
Financial issues could be one of the first red flags that indicate impending Alzheimer’s or some other form of dementia, a new Federal Reserve study suggests, and credit problems could… - Blog Articles
Elevate self-care: Join ADRC's new evening support group
The Alzheimer’s & Dementia Resource Center is excited to offer a new evening support group for Care Partners. The sessions are virtual, meaning you don’t have to be a Winter… - Blog Articles
FDA approves Kisunla: A new hope to slow Alzheimer's progression
Nearly two years ago, two weeks before Christmas, Sherrie Boyett learned that her brain no longer had the amyloid plaques associated with Alzheimer’s Disease. - Blog Articles
Interested in joining a unique project by simply speaking? The Dinner Time Project: A long-term study for understanding language and dementia
I am very happy to be returning to Florida this September to start the new Dinner Time project! This project aims to establish a unique collection of English and multilingual… - Blog Articles
Meet ADRC's visionary Board Secretary: How Jessica Branning is transforming Alzheimer's and dementia space
Jessica Branning is many things — the founder and CEO of ClinCloud Clinical Trials , the founder and strategic advisor of My Memory Clinic , and the new Board Secretary… - Arts & Wellness
Introduction to the Music Box Initiative
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Breaking study reveals racial discrimination's impact on the brain, a 60-second speech test screens for brain changes, Alzheimer's risk factors as determined by AI, more paradoxical lucidity research
Black Americans who experience racism when they are in their 40s and 50s may be more likely to develop dementia later in life, emerging data indicates. - Blog Articles
Language Matters
Imagine for a moment that you are walking a tree-lined beach path. The wind whirls, and the Banyans creak their response all around you. Your rubber sandals scrape the sand… - Blog Articles
Letter from the Executive Director
I send this latest Care Partner Connection newsletter from a space of deep gratitude and reverence. These bulletins serve as checkpoints to consider where we’ve been, where we’re going, and… - Blog Articles
Postdoc researcher wrote a book about how dementia influences the multilingual experience
Carolin Schneider sees different languages as portals to entirely new realms. When you enter these spaces, you learn cultures and mindsets that enrich your own.