Disaggregating Racial Data: How Studying Ethnic Subgroups Can Improve Research
A graduate student from the University of Wisconsin–Madison is pushing for the disaggregation of data in research to better understand how individuals from different ethnic subgroups are represented a...
27 Huhti 202216min
Incorporating Cultural Knowledge: Improving Alzheimer’s Disease Research for Veterans and Native Americans
Dr. Cynthia Carlsson and Daniel A. King join the podcast to discuss some of the unique ways that Alzheimer’s disease affects Veterans and Native Americans. Their work at the Wisconsin Alzheimer’s Dise...
12 Huhti 202224min
Update on Blood Tests for Alzheimer’s Disease
Research in the field of fluid biomarkers is leading to new developments in Alzheimer’s disease identification, including new tests that can predict Alzheimer’s based on biomarkers in blood. Ahead of ...
22 Maalis 202232min
Harnessing the Power of Autophagy to Treat Alzheimer’s Disease
The Puglielli lab at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health has found a way to manipulate autophagy — a process where cells clean out damaged materials — to rid the brain of ...
11 Maalis 202224min
Go with the (4D) Flow: Neuroimaging Technology Used to Study Overlap of Cerebrovascular Disease and Alzheimer’s
A recent study from Alzheimer’s disease researchers at the University of Wisconsin–Madison used neuroimaging technology called 4D Flow MRI to study the relationship between blood vessel disease and Al...
22 Helmi 202228min
Breaking Down Medicare’s Proposed Decision on Aducanumab and Monoclonal Antibody Treatments
On January 11, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) announced its much-anticipated coverage proposal for monoclonal antibody treatments that target amyloid for the treatment of Alzheim...
29 Tammi 202229min
Nasal Vaccine for Alzheimer’s Disease Enters Clinical Trial
In November 2021, Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston launched the first human trial of a nasal vaccine for Alzheimer’s disease. Nearly 20 years of research went into developing the vaccine, which ...
20 Tammi 202224min
‘American Dementia’: Author Interview with Dr. Daniel George and Dr. Peter Whitehouse
Medical anthropologist and professor of humanities and public health sciences Daniel George, PhD, and professor of neurology and medicine Peter Whitehouse, MD, PhD, join the podcast to discuss their r...
6 Tammi 202231min
