Our Community Science Partnership Board member CeCe shares the reason why she decided to join the CEDAR study

1. SCOPE OF NOTICE

2. WHAT ARE COOKIES AND RELATED TECHNOLOGIES

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3. WHAT WE COLLECT WHEN USING COOKIES

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4. HOW WE USE INFORMATION COLLECTED VIA COOKIES

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• We use cookies to provide and monitor the effectiveness of our Services, monitor online usage and activities of our Services, and facilitate the purposes identified in the How We Use Your Personal Information section of our Privacy Notice.


• We may also use the information we collect through cookies to understand your browsing activities, including across unaffiliated third-party sites, so that we can offer you information and updates on services we think that you may be interested in, such as upcoming studies from Brain Health Research or from a trusted organization. Tracking technology used in emails helps us measure the effectiveness of our marketing email campaigns, make the emails we send to you more relevant to your interests and help us understand if you have opened and how you interacted with our email. 

5. YOUR CHOICES ABOUT COOKIES