All Articles on ACT Study
ACT Study contributes to understanding Alzheimer’s disease in brain cellsMapping the disease at the cellular level identifies possible new treatment targets.
Alzheimer’s vision study improved with home testingThe research builds on the ongoing Adult Changes in Thought (ACT) Study, started in 1994.
Researchers connect for ACT Symposium, advancing science on dementia, agingThe long-running ACT Study is now in its 30th year.
Researchers gather to address critical topics in aging and dementiaThe ACT Research Symposium returns with an in-person scientific forum.
Traumatic brain injury raises risk of brain atrophyStudy suggests pathology of brain cell loss after traumatic head injury is distinct from Alzheimer’s disease.
Using long-term data to understand a vulnerable populationStudies offer insights into the lives of older adults with dementia who lack family.
Former KPWHRI Executive Director Eric B. Larson, MD, MPH, retiresRead the ACT Study founder's message on putting enlightened aging into practice.
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