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Think What You Can Do

Over 4,000 Alzheimer’s research discoveries have been made thanks to participants in the Alzheimer’s Disease Neuroimaging Initiative (ADNI) study.

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Power in Participation

By participating in research, you lead your community in treatments and progress for yourself and future generations.

Studies have found that Black, Latino, and Asian older adults are at higher risk for dementia than non-Latino white adults.

There is limited data on why. We want to change that to make research more representative of all.

Think what your participation can do for you, your family, and your community.

Why You Matter

New treatments are possible. Together, we can work towards a solution for all.

Alzheimer’s is a brain disease that slowly destroys memory and thinking skills and eventually, basic functions. Currently, there is no way to prevent or cure it. But you can help change this.

Together, ADNI participants and researchers are increasing understanding of the disease for all. When you participate, you help find ways to live a healthier, longer life for you and the ones you love.

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About The Study

ADNI is a landmark study of brain aging.

ADNI is working to help increase the pace of discovery in the race to prevent, treat, and one day cure Alzheimer’s disease.

We study changes in thinking and memory over time to help us learn more about brain health and Alzheimer’s. We share data with the scientific community, leading to important discoveries.

Together, participants and researchers are increasing understanding to help lay a path forward for a better future.

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Think What You Can Do

What if we could change the future of Alzheimer's and dementia for our children and grandchildren?

Your participation helps discover ways to slow the progression of memory loss and cognitive decline.

You can make a difference for yourself, and future generations.

Think What You Can Do