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Find information about ongoing research at Emory and beyond, including how you can participate.

ALTER

Alter was created in 2019 to increase awareness around dementia in predominantly African American faith communities in the state of Georgia. Alter partners with churches to create dementia-friendly, inclusive environments through education, tools and techniques, and other resources.

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Emory CFAR

Emory's Center for AIDS Research is committed to helping end the HIV epidemic through research, equity, and stakeholder engagement. You can get involved via community engagement, by joining a working group, or becoming a CFAR member.

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Goizueta Alzheimer's Disease Research Center

The Goizueta Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center (ADRC) facilitates research and education on Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of cognitive impairment.

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DREAMing Together

DREAMing Together (DTog) stands for Developing Research Education and Advocacy for Multicultural Seniors Together. DTog is an interactive, 8-week at-home telehealth program that hopes to empower caregivers as they care for someone with Parkinson's Disease-related dementias and other parkinsonism-related dementias.

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Research Opportunities

The Experience of Rural Family Dementia Caregivers Webinar Series

This three-part webinar series will engage family and professional caregivers, dementia caregiver interventionists, and researchers in a conversation designed to stimulate the development of interventions aimed at supporting dementia family caregiving in rural America. Click below to sign up.

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Healthy Older Adults Needed for Landmark Psychedelic Study

We are studying how psilocybin affects the health, mood, and wellbeing of healthy older adults. Interested in participating? Contact study@emory.edu or 404-778-MOOD (6663).

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INSPIRE Study

Emory University and the Gerontology Institute at Georgia State University are conducting an important new dementia care study funded by the National Institutes of Health.

INSPIRE Study