Fwd: UCLA needs adults with DS 40+ for Alzheimer's Study

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UCLA's Longevity Center is currently looking foradults with Down syndrome with and without dementia 

to participate in a study on Alzheimer's disease.

Dear kathy,

 

UCLA researchers in the department of Psychiatry under the direction of Small, M.D. are conducting a brain imaging project focused on detecting early signs of Alzheimer's disease in adults with Down syndrome age 40 and over with and without signs of dementia.

 

Volunteers must be in good health and have no history or cerebrovasular disease, diabetes or cancer.

 

The study involves one clinical evaluation, one memory assessment and brain imaging (PET scans and MRI).  This will involve 2 or 3 visits to UCLA.  There is compensation for participation.

 

For more info contact UCLA at .

DSALA Members have a history of supporting and participating in research studies.  We are proud of our families' involvement for the good of future generations born with Down syndrome.  Thank you for your consideration!

Gail onDSALA Director of Programs and Outreach

 

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