What a terrific day at the 2nd Community Brain Health Summit at Chicago’s Kroc Center! Thank you to my fellow panelists Regina Hopkins, MSN, APRN; Dr. Renarda Jones; Ms. Darlene Humphrey; Ms. Cherl Au...

What more than two decades of clinical trials have taught me about Alzheimer’s disease—and the questions we need to ask …and answer.

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After a brief January pause from social media, I spent the month catching up on year-end reading and revisiting several presentations from the 2025 CTAD meeting. What struck me most on re-review was n...

Women make up over half of the U.S. population, yet research on women’s health conditions is severely lacking. For example, depression is twice as common in women, but antidepressant clinical trials have historically underrepresented women and excluded pregnant women altogether. Learn more in this short animation based on our 2024 report, "A New Vision for Women's Health Research: Transformative Change at the National Institutes of Health,” which outlines specific recommendations for research priorities; training and education efforts to build a robust women’s health research workforce; improving internal structures and processes; soliciting, reviewing, and supporting women’s health research; and ensuring appropriate levels of funding. Access the report and supporting materials at nationalacademies.org/womens-health-research.

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