Advances in Alzheimer's Research: Black/African American Community Seminar
Join us for a free half-day seminar on Alzheimer's research, care, and resources for the Black/African American community. RSVP today!
REGISTER ONLINE AT ALZHEIMERSLA.ORG/RESEARCH
Black Americans are twice as likely to develop Alzheimer's as white Americans -- yet remain significantly underrepresented in research. Advances in Alzheimer's Research was created to change that.
Please join Alzheimer's Los Angeles for Advances in Alzheimer's Research (AAR) -- a free one-day conference designed specifically for the Black/African American community. This event will provide you with the latest information on Alzheimer's and dementia care, treatment, and research presented by trusted voices from within our community.
This event is for people living with Alzheimer's or another dementia, family members and caregivers -- anyone who wants to better understand the disease, learn about the latest treatments, and connect with local resources.
Complimentary parking, lunch, and snacks will be provided.
Lineup
Dr. Emmet Gammada
Arleen Brown, MD, PhD
Dr. Crystal Glover
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Highlights
- 5 hours 30 minutes
- all ages
- In person
- Free parking
- Doors at 9 AM
Refund Policy
Location
Hilton Culver City
6161 W Centinela Ave
Culver City, CA 90230
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Agenda
Understanding Alzheimer's Research: The Importance of Representation
This session explores why African American participation in Alzheimer's research is critical and how representation shapes better outcomes for all communities. You will learn about the current disparities in research enrollment, the differences between clinical and observational studies, and why diverse voices are essential to advancing science
Early Detection & Treatment: What you need to know about Alzheimer's Care
This session covers the latest tools and treatments available today, including breakthrough blood tests for early detection and current medications for early-stage Alzheimer's. You will learn what's working now for people in early stages and gain practical insights into both prescription and non-prescription options.
Building a Healthier Brain: Reducing your Risk for Alzheimer's
This session focuses on actionable lifestyle strategies grounded in evidence-based research that can help reduce your risk for Alzheimer's. Topics include sleep, exercise, cognitive engagement, and other practical habits you can start today. Learn from real research findings, including insights from longitudinal studies, about what truly makes a difference in brain health.