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SUMMARY:Rema Raman\, PhD to Join Health Panel at the 2025 USC Women’s Conference
DESCRIPTION:The 2025 USC Women’s Conference returns on Friday\, March 7 at the USC University Park Campus\, bringing together alumni\, parents\, students\, and friends for a day of inspiration\, education\, and empowerment. Designed to spark meaningful conversations and drive positive change\, this annual event features dynamic speakers and thought-provoking sessions that provide attendees with the knowledge and resources to make a lasting impact in their lives and communities. \nAs part of this year’s conference\, ATRI’s Director of Biostatistics and Section of Recruitment\, Engagement and Retention\, Rema Raman\, PhD\, will participate in the Women’s Health Panel: Wellness Across All Stages of Life from 10:35-11:15 AM PST. The panel will feature a special introduction by Carolyn C. Meltzer\, MD\, Dean of the Keck School of Medicine of USC. \nFriday’s session will explore the latest advancements in women’s health research and discuss strategies for maintaining long-term well-being. With a distinguished career in biostatistics and clinical trials\, Dr. Raman brings a wealth of expertise to the conversation. Her work at ATRI focuses on advancing treatments for Alzheimer’s disease\, making her an invaluable voice in discussions on health and wellness. \nAs Dr. Raman notes\, “This International Women’s Month\, I am honored to join leaders in women’s health at the 2025 USC Women’s Conference to share insights and advocate for evidence-based strategies that promote brain health and support lifelong well-being.” \nThis year’s conference underscores the importance of prioritizing health and showcases the latest advancements in women’s care through insightful dialogue and expert perspectives.
URL:https://atri.usc.edu/event/rema-raman-phd-to-join-health-panel-at-the-2025-usc-womens-conference/
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SUMMARY:Paul Aisen\, MD to Deliver Keynote at Town & Gown of USC Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Founding Director of ATRI\, Paul Aisen\, MD\, will be the Keynote Speaker at the Town & Gown General Meeting & Luncheon on Tuesday\, March 4\, 2025. \nSpeaking on “The Prevention of Alzheimer’s Disease\,” Dr. Aisen will discuss research\, breakthroughs\, and the evolving landscape of disease-modifying treatments.  As a leading figure in Alzheimer’s research\, Dr. Aisen has dedicated his career to advancing early detection methods and innovative methodologies aimed at slowing disease progression. Under his leadership\, the Alzheimer’s Therapeutic Research Institute is at the forefront of clinical trials that bring hope for the ultimate prevention of Alzheimer’s disease within the next decade. \nHosted by Town & Gown of the University of Southern California\, this event is an opportunity to gain insights from one of the foremost experts in the field. Town & Gown is dedicated to enriching the university community through scholarships\, campus enhancements\, and cultural programs. \nTuesday’s keynote will be live-streamed at 12:45p.m on March 4\, 2025. Tune in via the live stream link to learn more about the future of Alzheimer’s prevention and the pioneering work led by ATRI.
URL:https://atri.usc.edu/event/paul-aisen-md-to-deliver-keynote-at-town-gown-of-usc-meeting/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250225T090000
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SUMMARY:Semi-Annual Epstein Family Research Collaboration Investigator’s Meeting
DESCRIPTION:On Tuesday\, February 25\, 2025\, leading researchers in the field of Alzheimer’s disease will convene for the Semi-Annual Epstein Family Research Collaboration Investigator’s Meeting in San Diego\, California. \nThe Epstein Family Alzheimer’s Research Collaboration is a groundbreaking collaboration established to unite the world-class expertise of the University of Southern California and the University of California\, San Diego. Tuesday’s meeting serves as a critical platform for advancing Alzheimer’s research through partnership\, data sharing\, and innovative scientific exploration. \nThe meeting’s sessions will involve critical conversations around diverse recruitment efforts\, data sharing\, and also the Powder for Pennies program\, an initiative designed to accelerate the testing of existing and repurposed drugs for the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease. \nEmbodying the meeting’s spirit of innovation and collaboration\, Gustavo Jimenez-Maggiora will present his session\, “Data and Biospecimen Sharing Infrastructure.” Reflecting on the significance of the meeting\, he noted\, “With the generous support of the Epstein Foundation\, this meeting convenes some of Southern California’s leading Alzheimer’s researchers\, including scientific leaders from USC and ATRI\, to explore cutting-edge research\, identify novel therapeutic targets\, and share valuable data to accelerate the development of effective treatments for Alzheimer’s disease.” \nThe Semi-Annual Epstein Family Research Collaboration Investigator’s Meeting underscores ATRI’s commitment to driving joint research initiatives\, fostering scientific innovation\, and accelerating the development of effective Alzheimer’s therapies. It serves as an essential gathering for leading experts to exchange ideas\, share insights\, and pave the way for future advancements in Alzheimer’s research. \nHighlighting the broad impact of this event\, ATRI Medical Director Michael Rafii remarked\, “This meeting isn’t just a gathering\, it’s a powerful platform for pioneering innovation\, sharing new data\, and forging collaborative bonds that will accelerate our collective journey toward understanding and ultimately conquering Alzheimer’s disease.”
URL:https://atri.usc.edu/event/semi-annual-epstein-family-research-collaboration-investigators-meeting/
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SUMMARY:Winter GRIP Summit Meeting
DESCRIPTION:ATRI is proud to announce the participation of Gustavo Jimenez-Maggiora at the 2025 Winter GRIP Summit taking place February 11-12 in Atlanta\, Georgia! \nSponsored by Gates Ventures\, this important gathering brings together global leaders in research and technology. \nGustavo will be representing ATRI in discussions on Open Science and AI initiatives\, highlighting how these advancements accelerate progress in Alzheimer’s research.
URL:https://atri.usc.edu/event/winter-grip-summit-meeting/
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SUMMARY:Doris Molina-Henry to Present at the Black Men's Brain Health (BMBH) Conference
DESCRIPTION:ATRI is proud to announce the participation of Doris Molina-Henry at the Black Men’s Brain Health (BMBH) Conference taking place February 4th and 5th\, 2025 at Xavier University of Louisiana in New Orleans\, Louisiana. \nMolina-Henry will be a panelist on the session titled “Advancing Awareness and Participation in Clinical Trials for Black Men’s Brain Health” on February 4th at 10:45 am.  This important discussion will be moderated by Dr. Robert W. Turner II of Duke University and will feature a diverse group of experts including Dr. Eric Griggs of LSU School of Medicine and Xavier University College of Pharmacy and Dr. Harold “Woody” Neighbors of University of Michigan. \nThis year’s conference will be held at Xavier University of Louisiana. Registration for both in-person and virtual attendance is now open\, and it’s completely free!
URL:https://atri.usc.edu/event/doris-molina-henry-to-present-at-the-black-mens-brain-health-bmbh-conference/
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SUMMARY:Doris Molina-Henry to Present at Human Amyloid Imaging 2025 Conference
DESCRIPTION:Doris Molina-Henry will be presenting at the Human Amyloid Imaging (HAI) 2025 Conference on Friday\, January 17 in San Juan\, Puerto Rico. \nThe HAI Conference brings together leading researchers in the field of human amyloid imaging.  Molina-Henry’s presentation\, titled “Racial and ethnicity differences in plasma biomarker eligibility prior to amyloid PET imaging in the AHEAD 3-45 Study\,” will be held on Friday\, January 17th. Her research focuses on inclusion of understudied groups in Alzheimer’s clinical trials including members of disadvantaged socioeconomic background and diverse racial and ethnic populations. \nAs Molina-Henry notes\, “Plasma marker data has unlocked extraordinary opportunities to deepen our understanding and characterization of Alzheimer’s disease across diverse populations. Continually evaluating the relationship of these novel plasma markers to established imaging metrics is critical\, especially among understudied groups.” \nRegistration for HAI 2025 is now open\, and we encourage you to follow Molina-Henry to learn more about her research.
URL:https://atri.usc.edu/event/doris-molina-henry-to-present-at-human-amyloid-imaging-2025-conference/
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SUMMARY:IMPACT-AD 2025 Informational Webinar
DESCRIPTION:The IMPACT-AD 2025 Informational Webinar is a fantastic opportunity for anyone passionate about making a difference in Alzheimer’s and related dementias (ADRD) clinical trials. \nThis free online webinar on January 14\, 2025 (10:00 AM – 11:00 AM PST) is your chance to: \n\nLearn more about the IMPACT-AD program: Get a comprehensive overview of the curriculum\, application process\, and benefits of participating.\nHear from the Principal Investigators: Rema Raman\, PhD and Joshua Grill\, PhD will be present to answer your questions about the program and the field of ADRD clinical trials.\nGain insights from alumni: Course alumni-scholars will share their experiences and the impact that IMPACT-AD has had on their careers.\nDiscover if IMPACT-AD is right for you: Whether you’re a seasoned researcher or just starting out\, this webinar will help you determine if IMPACT-AD can propel your career forward.
URL:https://atri.usc.edu/event/impact-ad-2025-informational-webinar/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241210
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241211
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SUMMARY:Doris Molina-Henry to Present at ACNP Annual Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Doris Molina-Henry will present at the 2024 American College of Neuropsychopharmacology’s (ACNP)  Annual Meeting.  The group study session\, Will Recent Therapeutic Advances Change the Clinical Course of Alzheimer’s Disease\, explores the evidence for cognitive training\, physical exercise\, and other lifestyle interventions in preventing and treating cognitive decline and dementia in older adults. \nThe annual event\, taking place in Phoenix\, Arizona\, fosters the exchange of recent advances and clinical and basic research.
URL:https://atri.usc.edu/event/doris-molina-henry-to-present-at-acnp-annual-meeting/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241206
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241207
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SUMMARY:Trojan League Associates of San Diego County Annual Holiday Lunch
DESCRIPTION:Trojan League Associates of San Diego County (TLASDC) are hosting their annual Jingle Mingle holiday lunch on Friday\, December 6.  TLASDC membership is comprised of San Diego-based women and includes alumni\, family of alumni\, and friends and supporters of the University of Southern California. \nThe Jingle Mingle annual event gives members the opportunity to fundraise money for San Diego high school graduates now attending USC. \nMake a gift now on the Trojan League Associates of San Diego County Mobile Giving page or through FIGHT ONLINE (designate to Trojan League Associates of San Diego County).  You can also donate by texting “TLASDC” to the number 71777.
URL:https://atri.usc.edu/event/trojan-league-associates-of-san-diego-county-annual-holiday-lunch/
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SUMMARY:Doris Molina-Henry to speak on "Equity by Design" at National Academy of Sciences
DESCRIPTION:Doris Molina-Henry to speak on “Equity by Design” [11:15 am – 12:25 pm ET] as part of “Societal Implications of Geroscience” workshop Washington DC [9:00 am – 4:30 pm ET]
URL:https://atri.usc.edu/event/doris-molina-henry-to-speak-on-equity-by-design-at-national-academy-of-sciences/
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LOCATION:https://atri.usc.edu/event/doris-molina-henry-to-speak-on-equity-by-design-at-national-academy-of-sciences/
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SUMMARY:"Remembering Gene Wilder" free film screening for AARP community
DESCRIPTION:On Thursday\, November 21st\, AARP will be hosting an online screening of the documentary “Remembering Gene Wilder”.
URL:https://atri.usc.edu/event/remembering-gene-wilder-free-film-screening-for-aarp-community/
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SUMMARY:Advancing the Science of Recruitment for Alzheimer's Disease Clinical Trials
DESCRIPTION:Co-led by ATRI’s Dr. Paul Aisen\, the roundtable will convene stakeholders across the clinical trials ecosystem to share insights on progress made\, remaining gaps\, evidence-based recruitment strategies and best practices advancing recruitment for inclusive Alzheimer’s clinical trials.
URL:https://atri.usc.edu/event/advancing-the-science-of-recruitment-for-alzheimers-disease-clinical-trials/
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SUMMARY:Costco Connection interviews Mindy Aisen for story on Alzheimer's
DESCRIPTION:Costco Connection\, the retail giant’s monthly magazine\, included a story on Alzheimer’s that quotes Mindy Aisen\, MD\, a clinical professor of neurology and director of clinical affairs at USC’s Alzheimer’s Therapeutic Research Institute. \nDr. Mindy Aisen suggests enrolling in the APT Webstudy. “It’s one way to feel like you’re doing something proactive\,” says Dr. Aisen\, a clinical neurology professor at the University of Southern California. She works alongside her husband\, Dr. Paul Aisen\, the founding director of the Alzheimer’s Therapeutic Research Institute. “If you start to decline\, you will be referred to a specialist for further evaluation.”
URL:https://atri.usc.edu/event/costco-connection-interviews-mindy-aisen-for-story-on-alzheimers/
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