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- Giving Up the Guns When a Family Member Has Alzheimer’s
- Care Management Program Is Reducing Need for Anti-anxiety Medication and Visits to the Hospital/Emergency Room
- Talking to a Loved One With Alzheimer’s
- 10 Powerful Ways to Commemorate Alzheimer’s Awareness Month
- Making the Most of Mealtimes for People With Alzheimer’s
- Family Members Provide 100 Hours a Month of Unpaid Care for Alzheimer’s
- Alzheimer’s Caregivers Should Be Screened for Depression
- Alzheimer’s Care Costs Far More Than Heart Disease or Cancer Care
- Obesity at Midlife May Speed Alzheimer’s Onset
- Hello from my mom
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- Lack of Deep Sleep Tied to Alzheimer’s Brain Changes
- Inflammation in Middle Age Tied to Thinking and Memory Problems Later
- Frailty May Increase Susceptibility to Alzheimer’s Disease
- Intensive Blood Pressure Control May Help Keep Memory Sharp
- Inflammation May Spur the Development of Alzheimer’s Disease
- High Blood Pressure of Pregnancy Tied to Late-Life Dementia
- Heart Disease and Alzheimer’s Disease Share Genetic Links
- Widely Used Office Dementia Tests Are Often Inaccurate
- Heart Rhythm Disorder, A-Fib, Tied to Dementia Risk
- Daytime Sleepiness Tied to Alzheimer’s Brain Changes
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- Buyer Beware: Dietary Supplement’s Won’t Cure Alzheimer’s Disease
- Experimental Drug, Fails to Benefit Alzheimer’s Patients
- New Drug Shows Promise for Alzheimer’s
- Pain Relievers Present Special Hazards in People With Alzheimer’s Disease
- Care Management Program Is Reducing Need for Anti-anxiety Medication and Visits to the Hospital/Emergency Room
- Music May Ease the Anxiety of Alzheimer’s
- Experimental Alzheimer’s Drug, Intepirdine, Disappoints in Study
- An Eye Scan for Alzheimer’s?
- Drug to treat Alzheimer’s is Ranked Highest
- Patients Often Fail to Adhere to Alzheimer’s Drug Schedules
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- For Brain Health, Choose Heart-Healthy Foods
- Keeping Physically and Mentally Active at Midlife May Cut Dementia Risk
- How Exercise May Help Fend Off Alzheimer’s Disease
- 6 Months of Moderate Exercise Can Sharpen the Mind
- Foods for Brain Health? Try Leafy Greens, Red and Orange Veggies, Berries and Orange Juice
- To Drive or Not to Drive? Questions to Ask
- Exercise May Prevent Falls in Those with Alzheimer’s Disease
- The Driving and Car Key Dilemma of Alzheimer’s Disease
- Healthier Heart, Healthier Brain
- 2 Hours a Week of Exercise Can Boost Brain Health
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- Scientists get a ‘total surprise’ and a promising new clue for how to cure Alzheimer’s
- Some 44 Million People Have Alzheimer’s Worldwide
- Nearly 14 Million Americans Will Have Alzheimer’s Disease by 2060
- Alzheimer’s Rates Could Double in Coming Decades
- Combining Care Program With Medication Reduces Alzheimer’s Symptoms By 750%
- Fisher Center Scientists make two new Significant Discoveries in the battle against Alzheimer’s
- Dementia Rates Are Slowing, but Alzheimer’s Cases Continue to Rise
- Fisher Center Scientists Create a Novel Imaging Technology Allowing the 3D Visualization of Brain Defects That Cause Alzheimer’s Disease
- Negative Beliefs About Aging Could Prime the Brain for Alzheimer’s
- Recognizing Faces Is a Challenge for Those With Alzheimer’s
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- The Fisher Center for Alzheimer’s Research Foundation Earns Coveted 4-Star Rating from Charity Navigator for the 8th Consecutive Year
- Fisher Center For Alzheimer’s Research Foundation Wins Fall 2018 Digital Health Awards®
- Fisher Center for Alzheimer’s Research Foundation Earns Gold Seal of Transparency from GuideStar
- The Fisher Center for Alzheimer’s Research Foundation Earns Coveted 4-Star Rating from Charity Navigator for the 7th Consecutive Year
- Hear Kent Karosen, President and CEO of the Fisher Center for Alzheimer’s Research Foundation, describe his new book and the power of art therapy
- Fisher Center Scientists link a Mutation That Protects Against the Development of Alzheimer’s Disease
- Newly Inducted Into the Basketball Hall of Fame, Shaquille O’Neal, Joins the Fisher Center for Alzheimer’s Research Foundation to Raise Funds for Groundbreaking Research in the Quest for a Cure
- Pat Summitt, legendary women’s basketball coach, dies at 64
- Celebrating the life of Nancy Reagan for her Impact on the Fight to end Alzheimer’s
- WRNN Interview
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Window Display Reveal
Rockefeller Plaza Window Display Celebrates the Groundbreaking Research in the Quest for a Cure
NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 3, 2015 – A window display at Rockefeller Plaza this month, donated by EHE International, featuring the Fisher Center for Alzheimer’s Research Foundation, will reach almost 250,000 people per day with a message about the need to raise funds to find a cure for Alzheimer’s.
“Continued and increased funding from organizations and individuals has given the Fisher Center scientists at The Rockefeller University the ability to conduct groundbreaking research and most recently, identify a protective molecule that could pave the way for new Alzheimer’s treatments,” said Kent L. Karosen, President/CEO, Fisher Center for Alzheimer’s Research Foundation. “We are thankful that EHE International has provided the Fisher Center with a forum to share our important message with the public,” said Karosen.
The window display encourages people to learn about the innovative research the Fisher Center is funding and directs the public to visit www.ALZinfo.org to donate for the cure. “EHE International is proud to make this gift to the Fisher Center for Alzheimer’s Research Foundation to show that, together, we have the power to end Alzheimer’s,” said Deborah McKeever, President of EHE International.
The Fisher Center Celebrates its 20th Anniversary of Supporting Research
Since 1995, when Zachary Fisher and David Rockefeller joined forces to found the Fisher Center in honor of Zachary’s wife Elizabeth, the Foundation has given tens of millions of dollars to support research in the quest to find a cure.
The Fisher Center for Alzheimer’s Research Foundation is a 501(c)(3) that funds research by a team of dedicated scientists at The Rockefeller University as well as NYU Langone Medical Center. The Center is led by Nobel Laureate Dr. Paul Greengard, recipient of multiple awards and honors throughout his career, and includes a research team of world-renowned scientists. The Fisher Center also provides numerous resources, now available on the organization’s dynamic online platform, ALZinfo.org, for those affected by Alzheimer’s.
“We are grateful to the Fisher Center for supporting our research for the past 20 years and are looking forward to future discoveries to find a cure for the 30 million people who live with Alzheimer’s worldwide,” said Nobel Laureate Dr. Paul Greengard, Director of The Fisher Center for Alzheimer’s Research.
To hear from Nobel Laureate Dr. Paul Greengard himself, visit Reddit.com on Thursday, November 5 from 12:00pm to 1:00pm ET to submit your questions.
About the Fisher Center for Alzheimer’s Research Foundation
Led by President and CEO, Kent L. Karosen, the Foundation was established in 1995 by Zachary Fisher to primarily fund the work of the scientists at the Fisher Center for Alzheimer’s Research at The Rockefeller University. The Foundation has received the exceptional 4-Star rating from Charity Navigator for the fourth consecutive year. To learn more about the Fisher Center, visit www.ALZinfo.org. To join the conversation, like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter at @FisherCenter.
About EHE International
EHE International is celebrating over 100 years as the recognized leader in preventive medicine with the release of a new book, 100 Years of Preventive Health: The History of EHE International. Established in 1913, EHE International is America’s largest and most experienced preventive medicine specialist and the preferred choice among employers for the prevention and early detection of disease and associated risk factors. For more information, contact EHE International, 10 Rockefeller Plaza, 4th Floor, New York, New York 10020; 212.332.3700; visit www.eheintl.com.
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Contact for Fisher Center for Alzheimer’s Research Foundation:
212-915-1303
info@alzinfo.org
Contact for EHE International:
Nicolas Danielides
Danielides Communications
212-319-7566
nick@danielides.net
