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FTD Fact Friday: FTD is one of the most common causes of early onset dementia worldwide. Penn FTD Center is here to help! 📍 Check out our Support & Resources 📰 Read our monthly blog 🔎 Learn more about Observational Research or Clinical Trials Click the website link for more!

Penn FTD Center Co-Director and Associate Professor Corey McMillan PhD will be presenting at the The AFTD 2025 Education Conference! The AFTD Education Conference is a hybrid event. For more information, or the opportunity to register, click the link in our bio!

This episode of The Age of Aging podcast highlights the science behind working with your hands — and how everyday creativity can be a powerful tool for aging well. Tune in to experts on how engaging your brain with crafting and creativity supports cognitive health! Link in bio 🎧

FTD Fact Friday: Although age of onset ranges from 21 to 80, most FTD cases occur between 45 and 64. 📍 Check out our Support & Resources 📰 Read our monthly blog 🔎 Learn more about Observational Research or Clinical Trials Click the website link in our bio for more!

We understand that care management can be tough. For May Care Management Monday, we are sharing tips on FTD & Travel. ✈ Use the link in our bio for the TSA Cares program 📍Check out our website for more information on Support & Resources

In our May blog, Penn FTD Center Clinical Research Coordinator Mara Bloom interviews a research participant to shed light on what it’s like to live with FTD. Our latest blog post can be found at our website or by clicking the link in our bio!

The Penn FTD Center wants to extend a happy National Nurses Week to all of our wonderful nurses! Thank you for your incredible hard work and dedication! #NationalNursesWeek #ThePowerOfNurses

FTD Fact Friday: Because of its young onset age, FTD can have a substantially greater impact on work, family, and finances than Alzheimer’s disease. 📍 Check out our Support & Resources 📰 Read our monthly blog 🔎 Learn more about Observational Research or Clinical Trials

Penn FTD Center Staff Highlight 🌟 Chigozie Ibe has been a Clinical Research Coordinator A at the Penn FTD Center since June 2023 working on the UNICORN observational study, recruiting participants for 7T MRI scans, and much more. 📍Read about Chigozie at the link in our bio!

Tune in for The Society for Penn Clinical Research Professionals (SPCRP) 2025 CREATE Awards today, May 13th at 12pm. Penn FTD Center's Dahlia Kamel and Emily Xie have been nominated to recognize outstanding clinical research potential! For the Zoom link, click the link in bio!

This week's Age of Aging podcast episode is about what it means to plan for the end — so you can focus on living. From legal checklists to emotional support, hear from experts and caregivers navigating these questions with honesty and compassion. 🎧Listen now - link in bio!

Happy Clinical Research Week to our wonderful Clinical Research Team! A special shoutout to Penn FTD Center’s Clinical Research Program and Operations Lead and Assistant Director Dahlia Kamel for her award in Excellence in Leadership of Clinical Research Professionals!

📢Looking for the latest news from the Penn FTD Center? Want to stay up-to-date on research and trials? Make sure you are following the Penn FTD Center on all your social platforms. 📍All of our social media accounts can be found at the link in our bio!

Thank you to Nadia Dehghani, PhD, Postdoctoral Fellow and Rory Boyle, PhD, Postdoctoral Researcher for their presentations at The University of Pennsylvania Population Aging Research Center’s (PARC) 2025 Retreat in early May. To read more, click on the link in our bio!

💡In this month’s Research Roundup, Postdoctoral Fellow Melanie Matyi, PhD tells us about her study of executive function in bvFTD. Read now at the link in our bio or by visiting our website!

Penn FTD Center’s Laynie Dratch will lead a free one-hour webinar to explore how genetics play a role in ALS when there is no family history. Join Laynie and I AM ALS on 5/27 at 5pm EST! 👇You can register now by clicking below! iamals.org/genetics-of-al…

FTD Fact Friday: The most common symptoms of FTD listed below. The Penn FTD Center is here to help! 📍 Check out our Support & Resources 📰 Read our monthly blog 🔎 Learn more about Observational Research or Clinical Trials Click the website link for more!

In the newest episode of The Age of Aging, AARP's Debra Whitman sits down with Penn Memory Center Co-Director Dr. Jason Karlawish to unpack what it really means to live well in your “second 50.” Check the link in our bio! Don’t forget to call in to answer the Beautiful Question!

FTD Fact Friday: FTD subtypes are listed below. The Penn FTD Center is here to help! 📍 Check out our Support & Resources 📰 Read our monthly blog 🔎 Learn more about Observational Research or Clinical Trials Click the website link for more!

We understand that care management can be tough. For June Care Management Monday, we are sharing tips on FTD & Eating. 📍Check out our website for more information on Support & Resources