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We'll be at the Brown Brain Fair this Sunday – come join us for some fun #brainscience exploration for kids and adults! hubs.ly/Q01HmDj10 #BWRI #BrainAwarenessWeek #BrownBrainScience

It's #InternationalBrainWeek and #BrainWeekRI – the perfect time to enjoy this fun "Successful Aging" Puzzle Packet! hubs.ly/Q01HmFkZ0

The first day of spring has arrived! Here are some of our team's favorite area walking trails – get out and explore and enjoy the warmer weather. It's good for your body AND brain! hubs.ly/Q01HnzXN0 #firstdayofspring #brainhealth #rhodeisland

"The project will allow us to collect data from study participants who are geographically and racially diverse," making findings more generalizable. – Hwamee Oh of Memory & Aging Program at Butler Hospital Butler Hospital, The Warren Alpert Medical School on #BioFINDERBrown hubs.ly/Q01HQ1zf0

Why does diversity matter when it comes to Alzheimer's education and research? In this recent interview, MAP Community Advisory Board member Muraina Akinfolarin explains. hubs.ly/Q01JprLH0

From brain games, yoga classes and tech tutorials, to caregiver classes, social hours, and more – GetSetUp has got it all and @healthyagingri has partnered with them to offer you everything. hubs.ly/Q01Jx9zP0 #healthyaging #brainhealth #wellnesswednesday

Today we honor the incredible doctors here at the Memory and Aging Program for all they do for our patients each day, and for their contributions to research for an end to Alzheimer's tomorrow. #NationalDoctorsDay

Are you concerned about developing Alzheimers disease (AD)? Register now for an informational session to see if you qualify to participate in AHEAD, a study aimed at reducing plaques in the brain associated with the development of AD. hubs.ly/Q01JHmz70

Register now for Alzheimer's Association RI's Caregiver's Journey Conference, on April 20 in Warwick. Memory & Aging Program at Butler Hospital Outreach Coordinator Athena Lavoie will be among the presenters. hubs.ly/Q01JHyG30

It wasn’t the results they were hoping for, but all hope is not lost. Read how an Alzheimer’s treatment study informed future research for effective treatments: hubs.ly/Q01KcDNR0

Advocate for the African community in RI and member of the Memory and Aging Program's Community Advisory Board, “Morris” Akinfolarin, explains why diversity matters on BrainInfoLive, streaming April 13 at 1:30 p.m. hubs.ly/Q01JHpHP0

Alzheimer's and dementia are among the world's most pressing health issues. But, research can change the future for us all. Join our Alzheimer's Prevention Registry to help make a difference: hubs.ly/Q01JHsJV0 #WorldHealthDay #alzheimers #dementia

Everyone experiences memory lapses and forgetfulness from time to time. But, if those lapses become more frequent or severe and interfere with your daily life, it may be time to see your doctor. Learn more: hubs.ly/Q01JHyzC0 #Alzheimers101

Meet Memory & Aging Program at Butler Hospital's new director, Dr. Edward "Ted" Huey. In the attached blog, he shares his thoughts about the field of Alzheimer's and brain disorders research, his goals for the program, his new role and much more. hubs.ly/Q01Ky6VJ0

The Alzheimer's Association RI's #Caregivers Journey Conference is this Thursday, April 20 at Crowne Plaza Hotel in Warwick, #RhodeIsland. Learn more and register to attend here: hubs.ly/Q01JHrqt0

Could a simple blood test or eye scan reveal your risk for #Alzheimers? The #BioFINDERBrown study is seeking to find out. Learn more about participating in this important study: hubs.ly/Q01JHGsM0 #clinicaltrials #AlzRI

There are 10 signs that could signal the development of #Alzheimers or other #dementia. Learn what to watch out for: hubs.ly/Q01JHL360 #Alzheimers101 #brainhealth

In this touching story, Mary shares her love story with Jay as he lived with, & eventually passed from, Alzheimers. hubs.ly/Q01Ky8gs0

Happy #AdministrativeProfessionalsDay to our incredible team of administrators. Your skill and organization help keep our vital research on track and your compassion and kindness are a gift to both our team and patients.

The LINE-AD study is evaluating an investigational treatment for mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and mild to moderate Alzheimer's. Learn more: hubs.ly/Q01JHQRy0