May 2018 UCSF Department of Radiology and Biomedical Engineering’s blog features the Brain Health Registry’s research paper, “The Brain Health Registry: An internet-based platform for recruitment, assessment, and longitudinal monitoring of participants…
February 2018 Alzheimer’s Genetic Research In the Alzheimer’s disease field, scientists have made great advances in identifying specific genetic markers that increase a person’s risk of developing Alzheimer’s and related…
December 2017 Study Partner Portal Preliminary Results & Updates Since launching the Study Partner Portal in the Summer of 2016, over 4,300 study partners have joined the Brain Health Registry!…
December 2017 Check out this Alzforum article featuring the Brain Health Registry as one of the online registries that is “redefining the art of recruitment and referral” to clinical trials….
September 2017 Computerized Tests to Measure Memory Cognitive Tests: Traditional vs. Computerized Doctors often use tests of memory and thinking as part of a diagnostic evaluation for neurodegenerative diseases, such…
June 2017 Importance of Brain Donation in Research The brain is arguably one of the most complex organs in the human body. Because of this, there are still many questions…
May 2017 Special Message of Gratitude from Dr. Michael Weiner Dear Brain Health Registry Participants and Study Partners, Last month we celebrated 3 years since launching the Brain Health Registry…
Brain Health Registry Launches Two New Features: Caregiver and Study Partner Initiative, and Hoarding and Cluttering Questionnaire New online tool brings the unique and powerful voices of care partners front…
December 2016 Brain Health Registry gives thanks to caregivers Greetings from Brain Health Registry! This holiday season, we would like to recognize and express gratitude for caregivers, who exemplify the…
October 2016 Making sense of the headlines: Potential treatments in the news Greetings from the Brain Health Registry. Recently, news broke that a promising new Alzheimer’s treatment made it into…
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You can join as an individual or with a partner.
Answer some questions about your medical history, current health, and lifestyle.
These tests exercise your memory, and are like games.
