Addressing the daily dilemmas of dementia care
Alzheimer’s conference co-hosted by UCI will tackle such sensitive subjects as intimacy, elder abuse, driving risks and end-of-life options
Browsing: Alzheimer’s disease
Dr. Claudia Kawas awarded $100,000 Potamkin Prize for dementia research
The American Academy of Neurology is giving UCI’s Dr. Claudia Kawas a 2017 Potamkin Prize…
Alzheimer’s research ramps up
UCI MIND takes multipronged approach to finding preventions, cures in effort to avert baby-boom crisis
James Nowick named to 2016 class of ACS fellows
The American Chemical Society has named James Nowick, UCI professor and chair of chemistry, to…
Blocking inflammation prevents cell death, improves memory in Alzheimer’s disease
UCI mouse study points to new treatments to limit effects of neurological disorder
Body’s immune system may play larger role in Alzheimer’s disease than thought
UCI mouse study finds dramatic increase in brain plaques when key cells are lacking
UCI part of US effort to find Alzheimer’s biomarkers in people with Down syndrome
National Institute on Aging grants $4.7 million to Dr. Ira Lott’s research team
UCI study finds jet lag-like sleep disruptions spur Alzheimer’s memory, learning loss
Results suggest greater emphasis on managing slumber habits of people with AD risk
Committed to memory
UCI MIND will host the 24th annual Southern California Alzheimer’s Disease Research Conference on Sept. 20.
Making memories last
UCI MIND hosts one of the field’s most influential annual Alzheimer’s disease research conferences featuring speakers and presentations showcasing the latest breakthroughs. Center director Frank LaFerla discusses the 2011 conference and exciting research and treatment efforts for the disease.