Check out the latest paper detailing the outcomes of phase 1 of the Lucidity in Dementia Study! We couldn’t be more proud to collaborate with Gilmore-Bykovskyi Research Lab on this project!

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Ashley is graduating with her BSN from UW-Madison Nursing next month and will continue working in healthcare as an RN with the UW Health Hematology-Oncology Unit. She primarily works on the Gilmore-Bykovskyi Research Lab Lucidity Study supporting data characterization and literature searches.

Kevin is a sophomore aspiring to be a Physician Assistant. He supports the Gilmore-Bykovskyi Research Lab's Lucidity Study through data characterization and coding. In addition to his studies, he also works as a CNA in an ICU/trauma unit and volunteers.

Maggie is a junior with plans to attend medical school. Maggie supports the Gilmore-Bykovskyi Research Lab Lucidity Study, assessing possible antecedents and semantic content of speech. Outside of the lab and her studies, Maggie works as an EMT and volunteers.

Former Gilmore-Bykovskyi Lab member Haley Fuhr is working with Dr. Karisse Callender at Marquette University on a Telehealth Study. They are looking to partner with Black women interested in Telehealth and coping strategies for stress. Check out the flyer for more information!

It is quite the winter wonderland after a heavy snow fall! ❄️

NewBridge Snow Angels is seeking volunteers to remove snow from older adults’ sidewalk and driveways. Learn more and apply at newbridgemadison.org/news-and-updat…

Through a $55M NIH grant, Manish N. Shah, MD, professor and chair, will co-lead a national effort to improve health outcomes for people living with #dementia by investigating multiple strategies for advancing health care delivery during and after visits to the ED. emed.wisc.edu/news/emergency…

Our team is so grateful to be part of a movement that’s bringing dementia science into a whole new era! Learn more at alz.org/researchmoment…. #ENDALZ #ALZFunded

The Brain Health Community Registry—an ongoing study recruiting people with/without changes in memory and caregivers—has now connected 100 participants to educational resources and community-based services. We are grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with our community!