Alzheimer's Disease (AD) is thought to be the most common kind of Dementia. Researchers estimate that as many as 5.4 million people living in the United States have this type of Dementia.¹  Whereas, when you combine all forms of Dementia together, it is estimated to affect 9 million or more people in the U.S. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Alzheimer's Disease is the fifth most frequent cause of...

Based on a true story, a loving mother is diagnosed with Dementia. Her devoted son steps forward to care for her. Her needs are so great that he must decide whether to pursue his final chance for his lifelong dream of high political office, something she wanted so much for him, or give it all up to fulfill a promise he made to her long ago that he would care for her and be by her side at the end of her life. Visit the official website...

So many times, the Dementia Society of America receives inquiries from healthy individuals across the nation wanting to help others by volunteering to join a Dementia clinical trial. Maybe you or your family have experienced the challenges of finding drugs and therapies that were lasting and meaningful, or you want to help others discover new drug treatments and other interventions. Well, now you can. Please download the entire list of 93 US-based Dementia trials that are underway that are recruiting healthy volunteers. Subject to change.