News from Wisconsin Alzheimer's Institute
Dr. Karly Cody wins de Leon award
The selected paper, which utilizes Wisconsin ADRC and WRAP participant data, maps a timeline of amyloid and tau accumulation in the brain
Dr. Sterling Johnson addresses impact of potential cuts to NIH funding at news conference
On March 6, Sterling Johnson, PhD, participated in a news conference for the media to discuss the importance of federally funded Alzheimer’s disease research at UW–Madison and its impact on people throughout Wisconsin and nationwide.
Heart health is brain health
The National Institute of Health (NIH) recognizes February as American Heart Health month. Because there are crucial connections between having a healthy heart and a healthy brain, we’re sharing information from the NIH about preventing heart disease.
Researchers identify strategy to create effective and engaging social media messages
A model for implementing impactful health messages during the Covid-19 pandemic was piloted by University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health researchers including Maria Mora Pinzon, MD,MS, Taren James, PhD, and Carey Gleason, PhD, in collaboration with community partners, such as the Latino Health Council of Dane County.
Strategies for caregiving during the holidays
Finding ways to celebrate beloved traditions and support a loved one with Alzheimer's or other dementia can be easier with additional planning or strategies.
UW–Madison Alzheimer’s program staff featured in Badger Talks series during month of November
November is Alzheimer's Awareness Month and Family Caregivers Month.
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