On his blog, Bill Gates shares his hope for—and commitment to—the fight to #ENDALZ, highlighting his support for the Association’s #PartTheCloud initiative, which funds high-risk, high-reward clinical trials aimed at accelerating scientific breakthroughs. gatesnot.es/4edi98q

Great article on Alzheimer's research in Maine conducted by The Jackson Laboratory, Northern Light Health, and University of Maine. As advancements are made that improve early diagnosis, we must ensure a dementia-capable workforce that keeps pace with novel tests and treatment. pressherald.com/2025/07/14/mai…

Thank you, Chairwoman Sen. Susan Collins for your strong leadership in securing a bipartisan increase for Alzheimer’s and dementia research in the FY26 Senate Appropriations bill. The Alzheimer’s and dementia community greatly appreciates having a champion like you on Capitol Hill.

Many thanks to Maine CDC for your partnership and efforts to advance Alzheimer's prevention and support in Maine! #ENDALZMaine

Today​ we​ are joined by Dr. Kristina Zdanys, Chief of Geriatric Psychiatry and Behavioral Health at the UConn School of Medicine, and Stacey Tucci, a veteran and Executive Director of a memory care community. Listen now wherever you get your podcasts alz.org/speakingofalz 💜

On #WorldDiabetesDay, we encourage you to take steps like eating healthier, increasing your physical activity, and taking medication, if necessary, to prevent or control Type 2 diabetes. You’ll be doing your body and brain a favor. Learn more at alz.org/healthyhabits.

Check out this opinion piece published in the Portland Press Herald from ALZ Impact Movement advocate Ralph Carmona about living with Alzheimer's, overcoming fear of this disease, and championing our collective fight to #ENDALZ #ENDALZMaine pressherald.com/2025/11/14/ove…

Maine advocates who have met with Sen. Susan Collins year after year know how dedicated she is to this issue and how her efforts at the federal level, from research funding to the BOLD program, are making a difference in the lives of those affected by dementia. Thank you!