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Skip to main content Return to top of page Search: Go * What We Do * Advocacy * Aging & Health * Events & News * Our Initiatives * Who We Are * About Us * Staff * Board of Directors * Research Advisory Council * Coalitions * Financial Reports & Funding * Media Inquiries * Resources * Blog * Podcast * Videos * Documents * Newsletters * Ways to Get Involved * Individual Donors * Corporate Partners * Donate Search Open navigation menu The mission of Accelerate Cures/Treatments for All Dementias (ACT-AD) is to support accelerating research and approval for transformational therapies to modify the progression, or relieve symptoms, of all dementias. ACT-AD brings together companies, advocacy groups, and researchers to interact with the FDA outside of an IND to explore challenges and themes in ADRD clinical development. ACT-AD also provides an overview of research priorities for the NIA and coverage and reimbursement issues for new AD medical products. ACT-AD translates complex regulatory issues to a wide range of stakeholders, including patients and caregivers, to create more engagement on issues that would otherwise be restricted to regulators and companies. METHODS Program objectives are: * To create a sense of urgency in support of bringing dementia products to market; * To obtain public and government recognition of dementia as a serious, life-threatening epidemic; and * To accelerate development of safe and effective disease-modifying and symptomatic therapies in dementia. FDA/ACT-AD ALLIES ANNUAL MEETING Every year the FDA and ACT-AD convene a roundtable meeting to explore the current therapeutic and research landscape for Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. Sessions address pertinent issues in the field of dementia research and include presentations from NIH/NIA funded investigators and private industry. The 17th Annual FDA/ACT-AD Allies meeting will be held November 7, 2024 at the Marriott Marquis, 901 Massachusetts Ave., NW, Washington, DC. Attendance is by invitation only. PAST MEETING SUMMARIES 2023 The 16th Annual FDA/ACT-AD Allies Meeting was held November 16, 2023. Download a PDF summary of the meeting. 2022 The 15th Annual FDA/ACT-AD Allies Meeting was held November 16, 2022. Download a PDF summary of the meeting. 2019 The 12th Annual FDA/ACT-AD Allies Meeting was held November 2019. Download a PDF summary of the meeting. WEBINARS WEBINAR: FINANCING THE CURE: EXPLORING THE ECOSYSTEM OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE RESEARCH FUNDING The Accelerate Cures/Treatments for All Dementias (ACT-AD) held a webinar on July 13, 2021 for an in-depth… more. WEBINAR: RESEARCH AND CLINICAL DEVELOPMENT IN LEWY BODY DEMENTIA On December 7, 2020, ACT-AD held a webinar on cutting-edge research on Lewy Body dementia (LBD). The webinar… more. WEBINAR: THE EMERGING ANTIMICROBIAL PROTECTION HYPOTHESIS OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE The Accelerate Cure/Treatments for Alzheimer’s Disease (ACT-AD) Coalition held an educational webinar on April 18, 2019 on… more. See More Videos TO LEARN MORE To learn more about ACT-AD and the annual meeting, please advocacy@agingresearch.org; and/or Beth Mathews-Bradshaw, Vice President of Patient Engagement and Research, at bmbradshaw@agingresearch.org. To learn more about sponsoring ACT-AD, please contact Sarah Delgado, Vice President of Development, at sdelgado@agingresearch.org. CONTACT US Alliance for Aging Research 1700 K Street NW, Suite 740 Washington, DC 20006 202-293-2856 info@agingresearch.org FOLLOW US * Facebook * Twitter * YouTube * Instagram QUICK LINKS * Make a Donation * COVID-19 Information * Talk NERDY © 2024 Alliance for Aging Research * Terms & Conditions * Accessibility * Website Design * Media Contact * What We Do * Advocacy * Aging & Health * Events & News * Our Initiatives * Who We Are * About Us * Staff * Board of Directors * Research Advisory Council * Coalitions * Financial Reports & Funding * Media Inquiries * Resources * Blog * Podcast * Videos * Documents * Newsletters * Ways to Get Involved * Individual Donors * Corporate Partners * Donate Search: Go Close menu