The post UCI MIND Celebrates Partnership with Latino Health Access: Voices of Hope and the Power of Community (English & Spanish) appeared first on UCI MIND.
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The post Personality Before Memory? When Subtle Changes Signal the Earliest Stages of Dementia appeared first on UCI MIND.
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Email Communication from Hal Stern – Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor and Michael J. Stamos – School of Medicine Dean: Dear colleagues, We are pleased to announce that Cameron Carter,…
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There’s something powerful about gathering on a Saturday morning—sharing a warm breakfast, good conversation, and a collective purpose to learn and grow. That’s exactly what happened at New Hope…
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Join us Thursday October 16, 2025 for a discussion with Dr. Christy Hom to celebrate Down Syndrome Awareness Month. We’ll chat about advances in the field of Alzheimer’s disease research…
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Anyone who’s worried about Alzheimer’s disease should know about Doug Whitney. Doug is what researchers have coined an “escapee” of familial Alzheimer’s disease (FAD), the rare hereditary form of Alzheimer’s…
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On October 4, at UCI’s Brilliant Future campaign close event, Chancellor Howard Gillman announced that UCI MIND Leadership Council members Ann and Charlie Quilter and their family members Matt, Patty,…
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The post MIND Matters | Quarterly Newsletter | Summer 2025 appeared first on UCI MIND.
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Today in STAT, my colleague and friend, Dr. Jason Karlawish from the University of Pennsylvania Memory Center offers “The way we talk about dementia is about to change completely.” The…
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The post Sharing Alzheimer’s Education to the Spanish-Speaking Community in Southern California appeared first on UCI MIND.
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