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Antoine Trammell, M.D., MPH, describes his research on Alzheimer's and dementia among Black Americans and the importance of building greater Black representation and trust in medical research.
Today, we are growing philanthropic support for Alzheimer's research, fostering a dynamic community of Alzheimer's scientists and securing increased federal funding for research – all of which are instrumental to finding new treatments to stop, slow and prevent Alzheimer’s disease.
In the century since Alzheimer’s was first described, scientists have made remarkable strides in understanding the disease.
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