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Winter 2010 Issue of the CNADC News Now Available (2/2/10)

Young Onset Alzheimer's Disease in the news. Watch ABC's "Good Morning America Health" to hear Mary Ann Becklenberg talk about her role as "The New Face of Alzheimer's" on “PBS Life (Part 2)". Click here to view Mary Ann's interview online. (1/15/2010)

CNN broadcast on FTD (12/14/2009)

FTLD & PPA Current Research and Treatment Strategies (11/5/2009)

The work of the CNADC featured in Northwestern Alumni Magazine Fall 2009 (11/4/09)

Northwestern Research finds that compound found in extra-virgin olive oil may help prevent Alzheimer's disease (9/30/09)

Social Security Holds Compassionate Allowances Hearing on Young-Onset Dementias- Alzheimeršs Disease and Primary Progressive Aphasia.
Click to read the testimony of Dr. M-Marsel Mesulam, Dr. Sandy Weintraub and Darby Morhardt, LCSW, as well as many other professionals and families who testified before the Social Security Administration. (7/29/09)

Northwestern Buddy Program connects medical students with individuals with Alzheimer's disease. View the clip featured on Big 10 Network (5/15/09)

 

Alzheimer's Disease Seminar Series: Thursday, February 11th, with Darby Morhardt, MSW, LCSW, Beth O'Grady and Wafa Zegar presenting, "Alzheimer's Disease in Limited English Proficiency Communities" Location: Baldwin Auditorium.
View 2010 AD Seminar Schedule

Pilot Project Grant Proposal Opportunity - Application Deadline is February 26, 2010

Early Stage Memory Loss Support Group Fall Session 2009

2009 FTD/PPA Caregiver & Professional Education Conference
Click here to view Dr. Sandy Weintraub's Slides. Stay Tuned for Video of the conference to be posted on our website. If you are interested in receiving a copy of the 2009 Conference Book, please contact m-ohara@northwestern.edu

Alzheimer Day 2009: Abstract Book and Presentation

THE ALZHEIMER'S PROJECT is a presentation of HBO Documentary Films and the National Institute on Aging at the National Institutes of Health. Click here to watch the four-part series