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Alzheimer's Disease Core Center
(ADCC)
The Northwestern ADCC is one of thirty-two Alzheimer's Disease
Core Centers (ADCC) across the United States funded by the National
Institute on Aging, and one of three state Alzheimer's centers funded
by the Illinois Department of Public Health.
Our mission is to provide a foundation for the integration of clinical
and research activities in Alzheimer's disease, other related dementia-causing
diseases, and healthy cognitive aging.
The structure of the ADCC consists of 4 "Cores":
and a large network of affiliated researchers and clinicians in
the Northwestern system:
Executive Committee
M. Mesulam (PI/Director)
L. Van Eldik (Associate Director)
S. Weintraub (Clinical Core Leader)
E. Bigio (Neuropathology Core Leader)
D. Morhardt (Education Core Leader)
J. Disterhoft (Director,
Pilot Projects)
M. Iris (Buehler Center on Aging, Health & Society)
A.
Rademaker (Biostatistician)
M. Zonca (Administrator)
Related Information
Clinical Core
Tissue/Neuropathology Core
Education Core
NMFF
Clinic Site
Visit our Volunteer
For A Study page. If you would like to participate in a research
study and/or clinical trial, please contact us at 312-695-2343 or
by e-mail at CNADC-Admin@northwestern.edu
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