Alzheimer's Disease
Lifelong Learning May Decrease Alzheimer's Risk
A study by Rush researchers shows that lifelong learning is associated with lower Alzheimer's risk and a slower decline in cognition
7 MIND Diet Holiday Tips
The holidays can be a great time to jump-start your New Year's resolution to eat healthier
Channeling Marathon Miles Into Hope and New Solutions
From surgeons to students, Team Rush runners are taking on the Chicago Marathon to raise funds for the programs and patients closest to their hearts
Promote Brain Health and Reduce Cognitive Decline Initiative
Rush, in collaboration with the Illinois Department of Public Health and the Alzheimer’s Association Illinois Chapter, launched the project to help residents adopt healthy habits and reduce th...
Minority Aging Study Celebrates 20th Anniversary
One of the longest-running community-based studies advances the understanding of dementia and aging
Fueling Rush’s Future
Donor-supported endowments drive the work of Rush University faculty members in perpetuity
Eating More Whole Grains Is Associated With Less Memory Decline in African Americans
Researchers found that African Americans received more benefits from whole grain consumption
Enduring Trials, Achieving Greatness and Bridging Gaps
For Golden Lamp Society scholarship recipient Charlene Gamboa, PhD ’21, being a trailblazer has come with big challenges — and rewards
Study Reveals Prevalence of Alzheimer’s Across U.S.
First study to estimate what percentage of people have Alzheimer’s dementia by U.S. county
Bodybuilding Supplement May Help Stave off Alzheimer’s
HMB holds promise for halting disease progression, improving memory