Who
We Are
The CADRC is a research program led by top scientists and doctors from the Cleveland area, working together to learn more about Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias (ADRD).
Where
We Are
Participants or volunteers with our study can choose to be seen at our sites with Cleveland Clinic, University Hospitals, or the VA.
What
We Do
The CADRC enrolls people with brain disorders like Alzheimer’s disease or dementia as well as those without memory problems. Our CADRC clinical sites run memory tests, lab tests, and other imaging tests such as MRI scans. The CADRC raises awareness of ADRD and involves people in the community.
Our
Goal
The goal of the CADRC is to help find treatments to improve the lives of patients and their families.
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What is the CADRC?
The production of these videos was supported by Grant No. 1P30AG062428 from the NIA. Its contents are solely the responsibility of the CADRC and do not necessarily represent the official views of the NIA.
CADRC Highlights
CADRC Researchers find that Alzheimer’s Disease Can Be Reversed in Animal Models
For generations, the medical world has operated under a sobering assumption: once Alzheimer’s disease takes hold, the damage to the brain is permanent. Research has traditionally focused on building “roadblocks”…
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Coming in February: The CADRC’s 5th Annual Black History Month Brain Health Webinar Series
* This post has been updated to correct the dates. This event will take place in February 2026 We are excited to announce our 5th annual Black History Month Brain…
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🧠 New Research Grant Awarded: “Decoding Alzheimer’s Disease Mechanisms via Integrated Multi-Omics and O-GlcNAc Profiling.”
CADRC Clinical Core Leader, Dr. Brian Appleby, and collaborating researchers from NEOMED have been awareded $40k by the UH-NEOMED Brain Health Intramural Funding program for a new pilot research project…
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Our Community Advisory Board (CAB) member, Reverend Frederick Knuckles Sr., hosts a weekly podcast dedicated to Alzheimer’s and Related Dementia issues. Listen in and subscribe!