Alzheimer's Disease and Healthy Brain Aging Resources

Multimedia and DVD Resources:
Having an Impact on Brain Aging and Drug Discovery. Watch the Video to Learn More...
"Planning for Hope: Living with Frontotemporal Disease." More information and to view the film online...
Penn Memory Center's YouTube Channel Lumbar Puncture demo video What is Alzheimer's Disease? Part 2 interview with Dr. Steven E. Arnold Vermont Mobile Polling Project What is Alzheimer's Disease? Part 1
Planning for Hope: Living with Frontotemporal Disease
Alzheimer's Disease and Healthy Brain Aging Resource DVDs: Shining a Light on Alzheimer's Disease & Taking the Steps to Healthy Brain Aging
A Quick Look at Alzheimer's: 4 Pocket Films from the Alliance for Aging Research
Alzheimer's Disease: Facing the Facts
Progress and Promise Against Alzheimer's Disease
The Alzheimer's Project a multi-platform public health series that seeks to bring a wider public understanding of Alzheimer's disease research and care. Co-presented by HBO and the NIA

Alzheimer's Disease and Healthy Brain Aging Resource

Produced for the National Institute on Aging's designated Alzheimer's Disease Centers and also available through ADEAR (Alzheimer's Disease Education and Referral Center), two new video programs have been created to educate the public about healthy brain aging and to provide a look at the impact of Alzheimer's disease on everyday Americans.

Shining a Light on Alzheimer's Disease...Through Research presents a sobering and moving look at the immense personal and societal impact of Alzheimer’s disease in the US today; the efforts of researchers world-wide to head off a looming Alzheimer’s epidemic, and how healthy individuals, as well as those with Alzheimer’s disease, are vital to advancing that research. Order your free copy from ADEAR - the Alzheimer's Disease and Education Referral Center at the National Institute on Aging (NIA)

Taking the Steps to Healthy Brain Aging shows how the latest in animal research and association studies offer powerful clues to lifestyle choices that may reduce our risk for dementia, and how individuals can adopt these strategies in their own lives. Order your free copy from ADEAR - the Alzheimer's Disease and Education Referral Center at the National Institute on Aging (NIA)

These programs were made possible by a grant from the MetLife Foundation.

These programs were developed and produced in collaboration with researchers at the Alzheimer's Disease Centers listed below. Visit their websites for more about their research efforts:

• Mayo Clinic
• University of California, Irvine
• University of Pennsylvania
• Washington University, St. Louis

For more information about the researchers and individuals featured, visit www.adcresearch.org. This website is currently under construction.

More Information on Alzheimer's Disease

Alzheimer's Association releases 2009 Alzheimer's Facts and Figures Report and the Alzheimer's Study Group has released its National Alzheimer's Strategic Plan today as part of a hearing on the group’s work before the Senate Special Committee on Aging.

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