Watch and Learn

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.

Watch & Learn with ADEAR:

How Alzheimer’s Changes the Brain

What is Vascular Dementia?

Tips to Prevent Falls and Stay Independent

Real stories and expert insights advancing Alzheimer’s research and brain health.

What is a Lumbar Puncture?

CADRC Study Overview

A Family’s Experience with Brain Donation

The Caregiver’s Experience with Brain Donation

Demystifying the Process of NeuroImaging Procedures in Alzheimer’s Disease Research Studies

CADRC Neuropathology Core Biobank

Memory Matters: Breakthroughs in Alzheimer’s Research and Emerging Treatments

Black History Month Webinar Series | February 2026

BHM 2026 Webinar 1: Pollution, Toxins, and the Brain: Hidden Risks in Our Communities:

BHM 2026 Webinar 2: Brain Aging: Understanding What Harms and What Helps

BHM 2026 Webinar 3: Enhancing Brain Health: Addressing Psychosocial and Cognitive Stressors in Special Populations

BHM 2026 Webinar 4: Everyday Technology and the Brain: Empowering Health While Avoiding Harm

Black History Month Webinar Series | February 2025

BHM 2025 Webinar 1: Genetics & Alzheimer’s Disease

BHM 2025 Webinar 2: Caregiving 101: Preparing for the future

BHM 2025 Webinar 3: Caring for the Caregiver

BHM 2025 Webinar 4: Hypertension Control & Brain Health

Black History Month Webinar Series | February 2023

BHM 2023 Webinar 1: Managing and Preventing Chronic Disease

BHM 2023 Webinar 2: Brain Health, Diet and Lifestyle

BHM 2023 Webinar 3: Medical and Spiritual Approaches to Mental Health Management

BHM 2023 Webinar 4: Stress in the African-American Community: Effects on the Brain and Body

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