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For a Healthier Future
Our Mission
To develop tools for the medical community to diagnose and treat cognitive decline before it leads to dementia
Why we are here
Black and Latinx Americans have higher risk for developing health conditions that can lead to memory decline.
The purpose of the Diverse VCID study is to better understand how white matter changes in the brain, which are very common in aging, affect cognition. If you are between the ages of 65 to 90, are able and willing to complete MRI scans and blood samples, and have been experiencing memory complaints in the last 1 to 3 years, you may be eligible to enroll in the study.
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Join us on our journey to improve medical care for people with memory loss. This study will be free and you may be compensated for your time and effort. Your participation in this national study will help us understand more about how lifestyles and life-challenges affect the brain health of people from racially and ethnically diverse communities. We promise to honor your important contributions and be a resource for you through careful evaluation of your health.
Be a part of the change
Represent your personal experiences in brain health research
Help build a tool
For not only you, but your family and future generations to come
Learn about yourself
Become educated on your own risk levels for Alzheimer's and dementia
Make contributions to science and the communities you live in
Give back
Aging is normal.
Forgetting shouldn't be.
If you are between 65 and 90 years old, participate in a brain health study to help medical doctors build a groundbreaking tool to diagnose and treat brain disease before it causes cognitive decline or dementia
ABOUT DIVERSE VCID
Our Mission
Our blood circulatory systems affect our brain health. Vascular disease, or damaged blood flow, is treatable, yet it kills millions of Americans every year and affects memory and thinking skills of many more. Diverse VCID is a research study using advanced brain imaging and blood-based techniques to better understand how vascular changes cause brain injury and cognitive decline, especially in racially diverse communities.
We believe in providing meaningful opportunities for diverse communities to participate in brain health research so better tools and treatments can be developed for more people.
STUDY BENEFITS
Medical Screenings
General and Memory and Thinking questionnaires
Testing and blood draws
Health assessments with MRI scans and blood draws
3 visits over 3 years
1 visit for every 12 months
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Better brain health starts with you.
STUDY PARTICIPATION
Join us on our journey to improve medical care for people with memory loss. This study will be free to you and will be reimbursed for participating. Your participation in this national study will help us understand more about how lifestyles and life-challenges affect the brain health of people from racially and ethnically diverse communities.
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Diverse VCID is a research study using advanced brain imaging and blood-based techniques to better understand how vascular changes cause brain injury and cognitive decline, especially in racially diverse communities.
We believe in providing meaningful opportunities for diverse communities to participate in brain health research so better tools and treatments can be developed for more people.
If you are between 65 and 90 years old, enter your details below in the required fields.
Fill out the form to learn if you are eligible
If you are between the ages of 65 to 90, are able and willing to complete MRI scans and blood samples, and have been experiencing memory complaints in the last 1 to 3 years, you may be eligible to enroll in the study. The study is comprised of 3 parts:
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Participate in a brain health study to help build a groundbreaking tool to diagnose and treat brain disease.
Aging is normal.
Forgetting shouldn't be.
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