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Dr. Suzanne Craft, Director of Wake Forest Alzheimer's Disease Research Center, delivers the opening keynote CTAD 2022!

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Wake Forest Alzheimer's Disease Research Center Director Dr. Suzanne Craft kicks off the Wake ADRC’s Winter Full Investigators Meeting talking about the growth of #ADRD research at Wake Forest University School of Medicine!

Miranda Orr OrrLab continues the Wake Forest Alzheimer's Disease Research Center Winter Full Investigators Meeting talking about the STOMP-AD senolytic therapy trial at Wake Forest University School of Medicine!

Trey Bateman Trey Bateman presents his work on COVID, stress and loneliness at the Wake Forest Alzheimer's Disease Research Center Winter Full Investigators Meeting at Wake Forest University School of Medicine! He may look alone up there, but he is not lonely.

Didn’t have give a presentation in a courtroom on my career bingo card. I feel like I should have said “I swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing by the truth….about these data.” Wake Forest Alzheimer's Disease Research Center

Huge honor, our work on senescence in Alzheimer’s is National Geographic. Thanks David Guttenfelder, Fran Smith & Kurt Mutchler for capturing our dedication from discovery in the lab to our 1st clinical trial participants completing senolytic therapy Wake Forest Alzheimer's Disease Research Center #ADDF nationalgeographic.com/magazine/scien…

We're with you all the way @sudkrish!

TugceD did a fantastic job discussing her work at Wake Forest Alzheimer's Disease Research Center on validating a telecognitive variation on the PACC!

We want to thank everyone who was able to attend the Spring 2023 #ADRCMeeting (in D.C. or virtually)! If you were a registered attendee, you can access all session recordings through your Hubilo account until the end of the month. Recordings will be on YouTube at a later date.

Interested in using WF ADRC resources for your project? Click on WakeShare.org to find out what resources are available for your studies at the WF ADRC!

Dr. Miranda Orr at Wake Forest Alzheimer's Disease Research Center led a national phase 1 study (tinyurl.com/bdeynh2a) to target senescent “zombie” cells, in work published in Nature Medicine (nature.com/articles/s4159…). Her pioneering research focuses on how changes that occur with aging influence AD risk! Congrats!

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The Wake Forest Alzheimer's Disease Research Center will participate in the 2023 Walk to End Alzheimer’s (10am Sat. 11/4, Truist Stadium in Winston-Salem), as part of the Sticht Center for Healthy Aging and Alzheimer’s Prevention team. Please consider joining us, or donating at act.alz.org/goto/WakeADRC_…. Thank you!

Grateful to have received a travel fellowship to represent the Mielke lab at #SENDCon23 Alzheimer's Association alongside some awesome colleagues TugceD @sudkrish

Check out this job at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist: linkedin.com/jobs/view/3744…

Excited to share that I was awarded the NIH F31 fellowship for my project entitled, "The Impact of Early and Later-life Stress on Later-life Cognition and Plasma Biomarkers of Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias." Grateful to my mentor, Dr. Michelle Mielke, for her support!

3 new early-career @WFADRC pubs: @sudkrish w/a case on prion disease in mixed dem pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38687122/; TugceD validated a remote/UDSv4-friendly PACC; pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38669545/; Dr. Brett Frye examined how Med diet in NHP may be neuroprotective! pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38636565/

Welcome to the 2024 Spring #ADRCMeeting! We're excited to see everyone in Austin and virtually via Hubilo. The Biomarker Core Session is wrapping up now; the Imaging Core Session will be starting shortly at 9:50 am CT. #NIAfundedADRC