Senate Democrats Display Support to End Alzheimer’s
Senate Democrats have actively pushed forward legislation and funding initiatives aimed at accelerating Alzheimer's research, improving patient care, and...
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Kennedy Appoints New Members to Federal Alzheimer’s Advisory Council
On January 29, 2026, Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. appointed Michelle Branham as the new chair of the Federal Alzheimer's...
UK Appeals Panel Orders NICE to Reconsider Alzheimer’s Drugs Leqembi and Kisunla
In late March 2026, a UK appeals panel ordered the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) to reconsider its rejection of two Alzheimer's...
Alzheimer’s Community Care Promotes New Leadership
Alzheimer's Community Care appointed David Franklin as President and CEO in July 2024, bringing three decades of nonprofit sector experience to Florida's...
New resources available for caregivers and patients dealing with Dementia
Caregivers and patients dealing with dementia now have access to more resources than ever before.
Communities expand support for those affected by memory loss
Communities across America are fundamentally reimagining how they support people living with memory loss and dementia—from building specialized care...
Better testing may lead to more personalized care
Better testing directly enables more personalized care by identifying the specific biological factors driving cognitive decline in each patient, allowing...
Early detection tools are here, but not everyone agrees on using them
Yes, early detection tools are available today—but they're creating tension between potential benefit and potential harm.
This simple nasal test could detect Alzheimer’s before symptoms appear
Yes, researchers at Duke Health have developed a nasal swab test that can detect biological signs of Alzheimer's disease years before memory loss or...
New screening tools could change how we diagnose memory loss
Yes, new screening tools are fundamentally changing memory loss diagnosis—and they're doing it faster and more accurately than ever before.