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UCLA Alzheimer Disease Center (ADC)
The
UCLA Alzheimer Disease
Center (ADC) is an interdisciplinary collaborative enterprise
dedicated to improving the lives of Alzheimer's disease (AD)
patients and their caregivers through clinical care, research,
and education. The UCLA ADC embraces the ultimate goal of
preventing AD and the proximate goal of discovering the best
means of optimizing the cognition, function, and behavior
of the patient and the quality of life of the patient and
the caregiver. The UCLA ADC provides comprehensive clinical
assessments and longitudinal care; offers services and referrals
to caregivers; trains future neuroscientists dedicated to
AD research; and provides education programs to clinicians
that will optimize the care of AD patients and their caregivers.
The UCLA ADC fosters research that will increase understanding
of the basic mechanisms and potential therapies of AD, improve
diagnosis and treatment of AD, and enhance the dispersion
of knowledge regarding care of AD patients to professionals
and caregivers. The UCLA ADC accepts the challenge of developing
clinical, research, and educational programs appropriate to
a multiethnic and multicultural society.
UCLA Alzheimer Disease Center ClinicoPathologic Lecture Series
June 2007 Calendar (Word)
June 2007 Calendar (PDF)
Newletters
Winter 2005 Newsletter
Summer 2004 Newsletter
2004 Spanish Language Newsletter
2003 Newsletters
Winter 2003 Newsletter
2003 Spanish Language Newsletter
Related Links
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