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Aging & Brain Health Alliance

A University - Community Collaboration
Director, Dr. Mark A. Gluck
Supporting Pathways to Healthy Aging in African Americans

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Aging & Brain Health Alliance

A University - Community Collaboration
Director, Dr. Mark A. Gluck
Supporting Pathways to Healthy Aging in African Americans

 * Home
 * People
 * Publications
 * Community
 * Photos
 * Press
 * Videos
 * Rutgers
 * Funding
 * Software
 * Contact


GET INVOLVED

 * Participate in Research
 * Become a Community Partner
 * Join The Lab
 * Donate to Support
 * Conferences

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Health from Newark.
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Health from Newark.

The Aging & Brain Health Alliance at Rutgers University-Newark fosters
interdisciplinary and university-community collaboration to expand our
understanding of aging, brain health, and the prevention of Alzheimer’s disease.
We focus on populations with elevated risk for dementia, especially African
Americans, who suffer from Alzheimer’s disease at over twice the rate of the
general population. In partnership with local community-based and faith-based
organizations, we promote Alzheimer’s awareness and risk reduction through
brain-healthy habits and lifestyle choices. Each year, we reach about 1,200
local African American residents through our community-based heath education
programs and about 5,000 people through our public health newsletter, Aging &
Brain Health.Since 2015, over 400 older African Americans from in and around
Newark have joined our “Pathways to Healthy Aging in African Americans” program
as Very Important Participants (VIPs). Through their participation they strive
to improve their own brain health and reduce their risk for Alzheimer’s disease,
while also supporting and participating in NIA-funded research on healthy aging.

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