The Rivera Mindt Lab aims to advance healthy cognitive aging across populations; accelerate the inclusion of under-studied research populations in aging and Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias (ADRD) research; train the next generation of scientists; and inform public health policy through data-driven approaches.
Brain Health Community Newsletter
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The Rivera Mindt Lab publishes the Brain Health Community Newsletter quarterly to provide the community with updates on all studies.
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Brain Health Registry
With over 5 million Americans currently diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, people are suffering everyday from the emotional and financial burden it places on families. By joining the Brain Health Registry you are helping to accelerate and broaden the possibilities for treatment.
The Brain Health Registry is a web-based, observational research study designed to effectively capture extensive amounts of data that may enable researchers to more efficiently identify, assess, and longitudinally monitor the cognitive changes associated with the progression of neurodegenerative diseases and brain aging.
Signing up for the Brain Health Registry is easy and only takes a few minutes. Click below for more information.
Black Men's Brain Health
Black men are historically less likely to participate in research studies. We understand why. But underrepresentation has consequences.
When our voice isn't heard, our pain is felt. The Black Men's Brain Health (BMBH) Registry aims to improve outcomes for Black Men by making it as easy as possible for researchers to study the unique problems faced by Black Men.
Help speed up important discoveries with the BMBH Registry. Getting started just takes a few minutes of your time.
Health Equity Scholarship Program (HESP)
