Wisconsin Registry for Alzheimer’s Prevention

About WRAP

The Wisconsin Alzheimer’s Institute is proud to be home of the Wisconsin Registry for Alzheimer’s Prevention (WRAP), one of the world’s largest and longest-running studies of individuals at risk for Alzheimer’s disease.

WRAP consists of nearly 2,000 individuals, followed over time, to learn about biological, health and lifestyle factors that may affect the disease. Many participants have been enrolled in WRAP for a decade or longer – and today, WRAP is more than 25 years old!

WRAP is also a comprehensive data set and a registry of volunteers available to help other researchers. Findings from the study have contributed to world-wide understanding of Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis, prevention, and risk reduction.

Get involved

Researchers, please visit the data request page on the WRAP website to find details about how to apply for approval of a WRAP resource request.

Find an updated list of recent WRAP study publications on the WRAP publications page and read related research news on our news page.

Support WRAP research by donating to the Holland Research Fund under the Initiative to End Alzheimer’s Disease.

Find further details about the study on the website wrap.wisc.edu.