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“BrightFocus Foundation lauds today’s historic announcement by Bill Gates of his $50 million investment in the Dementia Discovery Fund. A charitable act of this magnitude is a profound example of the courage and the power of philanthropy to tackle society’s most pressing challenges."
The summer edition of the Alzheimer's Disease Research Review provides information on significant progress in understanding how tau tangles may spread in the earliest stages of Alzheimer’s disease, a study offering hope that we can decrease our risk of developing dementia, and more.
A groundbreaking study is providing a more complete understanding of how Alzheimer’s disease worsens in the brain, helping to unite what had been two separate schools of thought on the causes of Alzheimer’s, and accelerating future research into effective treatments and cure.
BrightFocus Foundation announced today that communications strategist Cecilia Arradaza has joined the organization’s Board of Directors.
BrightFocus Foundation Awards Grants to Three Hopkins Scientists Studying Diseases of Mind and Sight
BrightFocus Foundation has announced the awarding of research grants to three scientists at Johns Hopkins University. The grantees’ research topics reflect the three diseases of aging that the foundation is working to end: Alzheimer’s, glaucoma, and macular degeneration.
Kim Campbell talks about her journey as a caregiver, and panelists address other Alzheimer's disease issues, in this free program.
Cutting-edge techniques that progress our knowledge and understanding of Alzheimer's, information on how clinical trials work, research investigating a high-fat, low-carb diet in early Alzheimer's disease, are among the articles available in the fall 2017 edition of the Alzheimer's Disease Research newsletter.
Alzheimer’s Disease Research (ADR), a BrightFocus Foundation program, is once again proud to participate in employer-sponsored workplace giving campaigns, including the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC), which begins on October 2.