We are pleased to welcome our next class of junior investigator mentees as part of our Research Education Component (REC). We had an exceptional amount of applications this cycle, and[…]

Donna Tjandra and her team at the University of Michigan Division of Computer Science and Engineering discovered that electronic health records-based criteria can be used to efficiently identify patients with[…]

We are committed to promoting the advancement of dementia research skills in junior faculty through the provision of training resources. Established with the generous support of the Chawla family, the[…]

The Michigan Alzheimer’s Disease Center would like to introduce you to our new Wellness Coordinator, Ashley Miller. Ashley received her Bachelor’s degree in Neuroscience and her Master’s degree in Public[…]

Dr. Deborah Levine and colleagues recently published “Mild Cognitive Impairment and Receipt of Treatments for Acute Myocardial Infarction in Older Adults.” Providers and patients with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) may[…]

We were thrilled to participate in two annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s this fall with the Alzheimer’s Association – one in Metro Detroit and one in Ann Arbor. Both gathered[…]

We are pleased to announce a new Lewy body dementia support group coming to West Bloomfield in October. Separate groups will be available for those living with LBD and caregivers[…]

“Association of Lifestyle and Genetic Risk with Incidence of Dementia” was recently published in the Journal of the American Medical Association. Dr. Kenneth Langa, an affiliated faculty member of our[…]