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CTAD: SYMPOSIA, ORAL COMMUNICATIONS, POSTERSJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(4):269-39638434
CTAD: SYMPOSIA, ORAL COMMUNICATIONS, POSTERSJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;4:262-37918547
THE ALZHEIMER’S PREVENTION CLINIC AT WEILL CORNELL MEDICAL COLLEGE / NEW YORK - PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL: RISK STRATIFICATION AND PERSONALIZED EARLY INTERVENTION J Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(4):254-2667754
ENDPOINTS FOR PRE-DEMENTIA AD TRIALS: A REPORT FROM THE EU/US/CTAD TASK FORCEJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(2):128-1357339
RE-ENGINEERING ALZHEIMER CLINICAL TRIALS: GLOBAL ALZHEIMER’S PLATFORM NETWORKJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(2):114-1206079
Clinical Trials and Aging: 13th Conference Clinical Trials Alzheimer’s Disease, November 4-7, 2020J Prev Alz Dis 2020;7(S1):S55-S1195422
CLINICAL EFFECTS OF TRAMIPROSATE IN APOE4/4 HOMOZYGOUS PATIENTS WITH MILD ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE SUGGEST DISEASE MODIFICATION POTENTIALJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(3):149-1565403
VITAMIN D AND DEMENTIAJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(1):43-524955
A COMBINED MEASURE OF COGNITION AND FUNCTION FOR CLINICAL TRIALS: THE INTEGRATED ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE RATING SCALE (IADRS) J Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(4):227-2414894
CLINICAL BENEFITS OF TRAMIPROSATE IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE ARE ASSOCIATED WITH HIGHER NUMBER OF APOE4 ALLELES: THE “APOE4 GENE-DOSE EFFECT” J Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(4):219-2284386
A PERSONALIZED 12-WEEK “BRAIN FITNESS PROGRAM” FOR IMPROVING COGNITIVE FUNCTION AND INCREASING THE VOLUME OF HIPPOCAMPUS IN ELDERLY WITH MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENTJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(3):133-1373793
PRECLINICAL AND CLINICAL DEVELOPMENT OF ABBV-8E12, A HUMANIZED ANTI-TAU ANTIBODY, FOR TREATMENT OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND OTHER TAUOPATHIESJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(4):236-2413501
REVERSIBLE AND SPECIES-SPECIFIC DEPIGMENTATION EFFECTS OF AZD3293, A BACE INHIBITOR FOR THE TREATMENT OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE, ARE RELATED TO BACE2 INHIBITION AND CONFINED TO EPIDERMIS AND HAIR J Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(4):202-2183070
DEFINING DISEASE MODIFYING THERAPY FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(2):109-1152976
BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN RESEARCH AND CLINICAL PRACTICE IN ASYMPTOMATIC ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(1):30-422896
COMBINATION THERAPY OF ANTI-TAU AND ANTI-AMYLOID DRUGS FOR DISEASE MODIFICATION IN EARLY-STAGE ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: SOCIO-ECONOMIC CONSIDERATIONS MODELED ON TREATMENTS FOR TUBERCULOSIS, HIV/AIDS AND BREAST CANCER J Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(3):164-1722790
ETHICAL ISSUES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF READINESS COHORTS IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE RESEARCHJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(2):125-1312621
CLINICAL AND ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF MILESTONES ALONG THE CONTINUUM OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: TRANSFORMING FUNCTIONAL SCORES INTO LEVELS OF DEPENDENCEJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(2):115-1202564
NEFLAMAPIMOD: CLINICAL PHASE 2B-READY ORAL SMALL MOLECULE INHIBITOR OF P38? TO REVERSE SYNAPTIC DYSFUNCTION IN EARLY ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(4):273-2782532
BRIDGING THE TRANSLATION GAP: FROM DEMENTIA RISK ASSESSMENT TO ADVICE ON RISK REDUCTIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(3):189-1982384
THE ALZHEIMER’S PREVENTION INITIATIVE GENERATION PROGRAM: EVALUATING CNP520 EFFICACY IN THE PREVENTION OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(4):242-2462370
THE RELATIONSHIP OF OMEGA 3 POLYUNSATURATED FATTY ACIDS IN RED BLOOD CELL MEMBRANES WITH COGNITIVE FUNCTION AND BRAIN STRUCTURE: A REVIEW FOCUSSED ON ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(1):78-842336
EVALUATION OF THE NEUROPROTECTIVE POTENTIAL OF N-ACETYLCYSTEINE FOR PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF COGNITIVE AGING AND DEMENTIAJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(3):201-2062318
CORRELATION BETWEEN COGNITION AND FUNCTION ACROSS THE SPECTRUM OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(3):138-1442282
POST HOC EVIDENCE FOR AN ADDITIVE EFFECT OF MEMANTINE AND DONEPEZIL: CONSISTENT FINDINGS FROM DOMINO-AD STUDY AND MEMANTINE CLINICAL TRIAL PROGRAMJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(3):165-1712244
SHORT-TERM IMPACT OF A COMBINED NUTRACEUTICAL ON COGNITIVE FUNCTION, PERCEIVED STRESS AND DEPRESSION IN YOUNG ELDERLY WITH COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT: A PILOT, DOUBLE-BLIND, RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL J Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(1):12-152140
SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF LEMBOREXANT IN PATIENTS WITH IRREGULAR SLEEP-WAKE RHYTHM DISORDER AND ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE DEMENTIA: RESULTS FROM A PHASE 2 RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIALJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;1(8):7-182140
FROM BRAIN DISEASE TO BRAIN HEALTH: PRIMARY PREVENTION OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND RELATED DISORDERS IN A HEALTH SYSTEM USING AN ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORD-BASED APPROACHJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(3):157-1642138
MAPT STUDY: A MULTIDOMAIN APPROACH FOR PREVENTING ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: DESIGN AND BASELINE DATAJ Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(1):13-222045
B-VITAMIN THERAPY FOR KIDNEY TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS LOWERS HOMOCYSTEINE AND IMPROVES SELECTIVE COGNITIVE OUTCOMES IN THE RANDOMIZED FAVORIT ANCILLARY COGNITIVE TRIALJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(3):174-1821964
THE CASE FOR USING ACTIGRAPHY GENERATED SLEEP AND ACTIVITY ENDPOINTS IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE CLINICAL TRIALSJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(3):173-1761814
INTEGRATED CARE FOR OLDER PEOPLE AND THE IMPLEMENTATION IN THE INSPIRE CARE COHORTJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;7(2):70-741811
ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE DRUG DEVELOPMENT PIPELINE 2020J Prev Alz Dis 2020;7(2):66-671738
DEPENDENCE LEVELS AS INTERIM CLINICAL MILESTONES ALONG THE CONTINUUM OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: 18-MONTH RESULTS FROM THE GERAS OBSERVATIONAL STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(2):72-801718
THE ROSAS COHORT: A PROSPECTIVE, LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF BIOMARKERS FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE. STRATEGY, METHODS AND INITIAL RESULTSJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(3):183-1931681
ANTI-TAU TRIALS FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: A REPORT FROM THE EU/US/CTAD TASK FORCEJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(3):157-1631681
‘ALZHEIMER’S PROGRESSION SCORE’: DEVELOPMENT OF A BIOMARKER SUMMARY OUTCOME FOR AD PREVENTION TRIALSJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(4):229-2351635
RATIONALE AND STRUCTURE FOR A NEW CENTER FOR STUDIES ON PREVENTION OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE (STOP-AD)J Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(4):236-2421618
PIMAVANSERIN IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE PSYCHOSIS: EFFICACY IN PATIENTS WITH MORE PRONOUNCED PSYCHOTIC SYMPTOMSJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(1):27-331524
HEALTH LITERACY IN INDIVIDUALS AT RISK FOR ALZHEIMER’S DEMENTIA: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEWJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;7(1):47-551508
WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED FROM EXPEDITION III AND EPOCH TRIALS? PERSPECTIVE OF THE CTAD TASK FORCEJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(3):171-1701490
FATTY ACIDS AND ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: EVIDENCE ON COGNITION AND CORTICAL ?-AMYLOID FROM SECONDARY ANALYSES OF THE MULTIDOMAIN ALZHEIMER PREVENTIVE TRIALJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(3):168-1701445
AN ACTION PLAN TO FACE THE CHALLENGE OF DEMENTIA: INTERNATIONAL STATEMENT ON DEMENTIA FROM IAP FOR HEALTHJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(3):207-2121421
PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES OF THE CLINICAL DEMENTIA RATING – SUM OF BOXES AND OTHER COGNITIVE AND FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES IN A PRODROMAL ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE POPULATIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;2(8):151-1601413
VITAMIN E SUPPLEMENTATION REDUCES CELLULAR LOSS IN THE BRAIN OF A PREMATURE AGING MOUSE MODELJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(4):226-2351402
NUTRITION-BASED APPROACHES IN CLINICAL TRIALS TARGETING COGNITIVE FUNCTION: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE CTAD 2020J Prev Alz Dis 2021;2(8):118-1221400
NANOROBOTS THE FUTURE OF NEUROLOGY: A PERSPECTIVE ON ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(2):155-1561387
IDENTIFYING BETTER OUTCOME MEASURES TO IMPROVE TREATMENT OF AGITATION IN DEMENTIA: A REPORT FROM THE EU/US/CTAD TASK FORCEJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(2):98-1021366
THE FUTURE OF ANTI-AMYLOID TRIALSJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;3(7):146-1511322
Clinical Trials and Aging: 13th Conference Clinical Trials Alzheimer’s Disease, November 4-7, 2020J Prev Alz Dis 2020;7(S1):S2-S541296
PLASMA BIOMARKERS OF AD EMERGING AS ESSENTIAL TOOLS FOR DRUG DEVELOPMENT: AN EU/US CTAD TASK FORCE REPORTJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(3):169-1731282
REGISTRIES AND COHORTS TO ACCELERATE EARLY PHASE ALZHEIMER’S TRIALS. A REPORT FROM THE E.U./U.S. CLINICAL TRIALS IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE TASK FORCEJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(2):68-741281
CAN DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY ADVANCE THE DEVELOPMENT OF TREATMENTS FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE?J Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(4):217-2201236
PIMAVANSERIN: POTENTIAL TREATMENT FOR DEMENTIA-RELATED PSYCHOSISJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(4):253-2581200
EARLY DETECTION OF MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT (MCI) IN PRIMARY CAREJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;3(7):165-1701178
MULTIDOMAIN INTERVENTIONS TO PREVENT COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT, ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE, AND DEMENTIA: FROM FINGER TO WORLD-WIDE FINGERSJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;7(1):29-361177
NON-AMYLOID APPROACHES TO DISEASE MODIFICATION FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: AN EU/US CTAD TASK FORCE REPORTJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;3(7):152-1571175
IMPLICATIONS FOR BACE1 INHIBITOR CLINICAL TRIALS: ADULT CONDITIONAL BACE1 KNOCKOUT MICE EXHIBIT AXONAL ORGANIZATION DEFECTS IN THE HIPPOCAMPUSJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(2):78-841164
ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE COMPOSITE SCORE: A POST-HOC ANALYSIS USING DATA FROM THE LIPIDIDIET TRIAL IN PRODROMAL ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(4):232-2361163
RATIONALE FOR EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT (MCI) SUPPORTED BY EMERGING DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIESJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;3(7):158-1641161
TREATABLE VASCULAR RISK AND COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE IN PERSONS AGED 35 YEARS OR OLDER: LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF SIX YEARSJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(1):42-491130
TARGETING LIFESTYLE BEHAVIOR TO IMPROVE BRAIN HEALTH: USER-EXPERIENCES OF AN ONLINE PROGRAM FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH SUBJECTIVE COGNITIVE DECLINEJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;3(7):184-1941126
APPLICATION OF THE NIA-AA RESEARCH FRAMEWORK: TOWARDS A BIOLOGICAL DEFINITION OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE USING CEREBROSPINAL FLUID BIOMARKERS IN THE AIBL STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(4):248-2551099
THE EUROPEAN PREVENTION OF ALZHEIMER’S DEMENTIA (EPAD) LONGITUDINAL COHORT STUDY: BASELINE DATA RELEASE V500.0J Prev Alz Dis 2020;7(1):8-131090
THE INTERRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INSULIN-LIKE GROWTH FACTOR 1, APOLIPOPROTEIN E Ε4, LIFESTYLE FACTORS, AND THE AGING BODY AND BRAINJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;4(7):265-2731082
A TURNING POINT IN ALZHEIMER’S RESEARCH: HARMONIZED RESEARCH STRATEGIES AND NOVEL INVESTMENTS IN PUBLIC HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURE ARE REENERGIZING THE FIELD, AND REKINDLING HOPE FOR THOSE AFFECTED BY ALZHEIMER’S AND RELATED DEMENTIASJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(4):214-2161064
CORTICAL Β-AMYLOID IN OLDER ADULTS IS ASSOCIATED WITH MULTIDOMAIN INTERVENTIONS WITH AND WITHOUT OMEGA 3 POLYUNSATURATED FATTY ACID SUPPLEMENTATIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;7(2):128-1341063
EU/US/CTAD TASK FORCE: LESSONS LEARNED FROM RECENT AND CURRENT ALZHEIMER’S PREVENTION TRIALSJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(2):116-1241060
DIET AS A RISK FACTOR FOR COGNITIVE DECLINE IN AFRICAN AMERICANS AND CAUCASIANS WITH A PARENTAL HISTORY OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: A CROSS- SECTIONAL PILOT STUDY DIETARY PATTERNSJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(1):50-551052
REVISITING THE HALLMARKS OF AGING TO IDENTIFY MARKERS OF BIOLOGICAL AGEJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;7(1):56-641047
UTILIZATION OF OBSERVATIONAL DATA AS A PROXY COHORT FOR COMPARISON PURPOSES WITH OPEN-LABEL STUDY RESULTS: AN EXAMPLE FROM ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(2):90-991008
A MISSED OPPORTUNITY FOR DEMENTIA PREVENTION? CURRENT CHALLENGES FOR EARLY DETECTION AND MODERN-DAY SOLUTIONSJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;4(7):291-293992
CORRELATION OF CSF- AND MRI-BIOMARKERS AND PROGRESSION OF COGNITIVE DECLINE IN AN OPEN LABEL MCI TRIALJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(3):202-206973
SCREENING FOR MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT: THERE IS THE WILL BUT IS THERE A WAY?J Prev Alz Dis 2020;3(7):144-145958
EARLY DETECTION OF MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT (MCI) IN AN AT-HOME SETTINGJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;3(7):171-178951
POSSIBLE ENDPOINTS IN A PRODROMAL ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE TRIALJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(2):88-90910
POLYGENIC RISK SCORE ANALYSIS OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE IN CASES WITHOUT APOE4 OR APOE2 ALLELESJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(1):16-19888
ESTABLISHING CLINICAL RELEVANCE IN PRECLINICAL ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(2):85-87880
IMPACT OF THE COVID-19 OUTBREAK ON THE CLINICAL AND RESEARCH ACTIVITIES OF MEMORY CLINICS: AN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE CENTER FACING THE COVID-19 CRISISJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;3(7):197-198878
DIAGNOSIS OF EARLY ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: CLINICAL PRACTICE IN 2021J Prev Alz Dis 2021;3(8):371-386860
DIGITAL SCREENING FOR COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT – A PROOF OF CONCEPT STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;2(8):127-134856
COGNITIVE/CLINICAL ENDPOINTS FOR PRE-DEMENTIA AD TRIALSJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(2):82-84849
VIEWPOINT: WHEN IT COMES TO LECANEMAB (AND DONANEMAB), HOW MIGHT WE THINK ABOUT ‘REASONABLE AND NECESSARY’?J Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):342-343848
ADUCANUMAB: APPROPRIATE USE RECOMMENDATIONSJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;4(8):398-410844
THE ROLE OF CLINICAL TRIALS IN PRECLINICAL ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE DRUG DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMSJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;4(7):288-290837
HOW WILL ADUCANUMAB APPROVAL IMPACT AD RESEARCH?J Prev Alz Dis 2021;4(8):391-392831
PREDICTING AMYLOID BURDEN TO ACCELERATE RECRUITMENT OF SECONDARY PREVENTION CLINICAL TRIALSJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;4(7):213-218827
APPLICATION OF DIGITAL COGNITIVE BIOMARKERS FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: IDENTIFYING COGNITIVE PROCESS CHANGES AND IMPENDING COGNITIVE DECLINEJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;2(8):123-126809
EVALUATION OF THE FISCAL COSTS AND CONSEQUENCES OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE IN GERMANY: MICROSIMULATION OF PATIENTS’ AND CAREGIVERS’ PATHWAYSJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;4(9):758-768799
THE TRIAL-READY COHORT FOR PRECLINICAL/PRODROMAL ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE (TRC-PAD) PROJECT: AN OVERVIEWJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;4(7):208-212795
THIRTY-SIX-MONTH AMYLOID POSITRON EMISSION TOMOGRAPHY RESULTS SHOW CONTINUED REDUCTION IN AMYLOID BURDEN WITH SUBCUTANEOUS GANTENERUMABJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;1(8):3-6792
IMPACT OF ADUHELM APPROVAL ON CARE AND POLICYJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;4(8):396-397790
TWO RANDOMIZED PHASE 3 STUDIES OF ADUCANUMAB IN EARLY ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;2(9):197-210787
THE COMPUTERIZED COGNITIVE COMPOSITE (C3) IN A4, AN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE SECONDARY PREVENTION TRIALJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;1(8):59-67774
A FRAMEWORK FOR DEVELOPING PHARMACOTHERAPY FOR AGITATION IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE ISCTM* WORKING GROUPJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;4(7):274-282762
THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE MODIFIABLE RISK FACTORS AND PREVENTIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;3(8):313-321759
THE ALZHEIMER’S PREVENTION REGISTRY: A LARGE INTERNET-BASED PARTICIPANT RECRUITMENT REGISTRY TO ACCELERATE REFERRALS TO ALZHEIMER’S-FOCUSED STUDIESJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;4(7):242-250758
NEXT-GENERATION ALZHEIMER’S THERAPEUTICS: LEVERAGING DEEP BIOLOGYJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;3(7):138-139740
Clinical Trials and Aging: 14th Conference Clinical Trials Alzheimer’s Disease, November 9-12, 2021J Prev Alz Dis 2021;8(S1):S73-S170736
THE TRIAL-READY COHORT FOR PRECLINICAL AND PRODROMAL ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE (TRC-PAD): EXPERIENCE FROM THE FIRST 3 YEARSJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;4(7):234-241720
AMYLOID AND APOE STATUS OF SCREENED SUBJECTS IN THE ELENBECESTAT MISSIONAD PHASE 3 PROGRAMJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;2(8):218-223720
TOULOUSE ALZHEIMER’S CLINICAL RESEARCH CENTER RECOVERY AFTER THE COVID-19 CRISIS: TELEMEDICINE AN INNOVATIVE SOLUTION FOR CLINICAL RESEARCH DURING THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMICJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;4(7):301-304719
THE US EXPERT PANEL ON THE APPROPRIATE USE RECOMMENDATIONS OF ADUCANUMAB IN CLINICAL PRACTICEJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;4(8):411718
PUBLIC POLICY SHOULD FOSTER ALZHEIMER’S TREATMENT AVAILABILITY: COMMENT ON THE DRAFT US MEDICARE DECISION TO LIMIT PAYMENT FOR ADUCANUMAB (ADUHELMTM) TO PATIENTS PARTICIPATING IN CLINICAL TRIALSJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;2(9):241-246690
THE ROLE OF FUTILITY ANALYSES IN AD CLINICAL TRIALSJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;7(1):7688
LECANEMAB CLARITY AD: QUALITY-OF-LIFE RESULTS FROM A RANDOMIZED, DOUBLE-BLIND PHASE 3 TRIAL IN EARLY ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;4(10):771-777681
NEW HOPE FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;3(8):238-239678
CONSEQUENCES OF THE FDA DECISION ON ADUCANUMAB FOR PATIENT CARE AND RESEARCHJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;4(8):393-395673
EDITORIAL: APPROPRIATE USE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR LECANEMABJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):356670
ACCELERATING PRECLINICAL ALZHEIMER’S CLINICAL TRIALS THROUGH A TRIAL-READY COHORT WITH DIVERSE REPRESENTATIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;4(7):204-205664
Clinical Trials and Aging: 14th Conference Clinical Trials Alzheimer’s Disease, November 9-12, 2021J Prev Alz Dis 2021;8(S1):S1-S72664
POLYGENIC RISK SCORING IS AN EFFECTIVE APPROACH TO PREDICT THOSE INDIVIDUALS MOST LIKELY TO DECLINE COGNITIVELY DUE TO ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;1(8):78-83662
VIEWPOINT: WHAT IS REASONABLE AND NECESSARY FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH AD AFTER THE FDA APPROVES A TREATMENT?J Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):344-345655
INTRANASAL INSULIN REDUCES WHITE MATTER HYPERINTENSITY PROGRESSION IN ASSOCIATION WITH IMPROVEMENTS IN COGNITION AND CSF BIOMARKER PROFILES IN MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT AND ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;3(8):240-248650
ADUCANUMAB: APPROPRIATE USE RECOMMENDATIONSJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;4(8):412-413627
LETTER TO THE EDITOR REFERRING TO AISEN, P.S. AND R. RAMAN, FUTILITY ANALYSES IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE (AD) CLINICAL TRIALS: A RISKY BUSINESS. THE JOURNAL OF PREVENTION OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE, 2020J Prev Alz Dis 2020;4(7):299-300623
RECRUITMENT INTO THE ALZHEIMER PREVENTION TRIALS (APT) WEBSTUDY FOR A TRIAL-READY COHORT FOR PRECLINICAL AND PRODROMAL ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE (TRCPAD)J Prev Alz Dis 2020;4(7):219-225621
NEUROINFLAMMATION, ITS ROLE IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND THERAPEUTIC STRATEGIESJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;4(10):686-698609
AUTHORS RESPONSE TO UMBRICHT D, LETTER TO THE EDITOR REFERRING FUTILITY ANALYSES IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE (AD) CLINICAL TRIALS: A RISKY BUSINESS. THE JOURNAL OF PREVENTION OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE, 2020J Prev Alz Dis 2020;4(7):300605
THE CRITICAL ROLE OF BIOMARKERS FOR DRUG DEVELOPMENT TARGETING THE BIOLOGY OF AGINGJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;4(10):729-742590
DOES PLAYING MAHJONG BENEFIT OLDER INDIVIDUALS? A SCOPING REVIEWJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;5(11):1363-1377581
ITEM-LEVEL INVESTIGATION OF PARTICIPANT AND STUDY PARTNER REPORT ON THE COGNITIVE FUNCTION INDEX FROM THE A4 STUDY SCREENING DATAJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;3(8):257-262579
TRANSLATING THE BIOLOGY OF AGING INTO NEW THERAPEUTICS FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: SENOLYTICSJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;4(10):633-646578
GEROSCIENCE AND ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE DRUG DEVELOPMENTJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;4(10):620-632577
THE SARS-COV-2 PANDEMIC AND THE BRAVE NEW DIGITAL WORLD OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENRICHMENT TO PREVENT BRAIN AGING AND COGNITIVE DECLINEJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;4(7):294-298569
PROTOCOL FOR THE BRAIN HEALTH SUPPORT PROGRAM STUDY OF THE CANADIAN THERAPEUTIC PLATFORM TRIAL FOR MULTIDOMAIN INTERVENTIONS TO PREVENT DEMENTIA (CANTHUMBS UP): A PROSPECTIVE 12-MONTH INTERVENTION STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;4(10):875-885563
TACKLING A MAJOR DEFICIENCY OF DIVERSITY IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE THERAPEUTIC TRIALS: AN CTAD TASK FORCE REPORTJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;3(9):388-392561
GENDER-SPECIFIC DESIGN AND EFFECTIVENESS OF NONPHARMACOLOGICAL INTERVENTIONS AGAINST COGNITIVE DECLINE – SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS OF RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALSJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;1(10):69-82559
MODULATION OF MITOCHONDRIAL FUNCTION AS A THERAPEUTIC STRATEGY FOR NEURODEGENERATIVE DISEASESJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;4(10):675-685559
ESTABLISHING A TRIAL READY COHORT TO ACCELERATE ALZHEIMER’S CLINICAL TRIAL ENROLLMENT AND TREATMENTSJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;4(7):202-203556
TRC-PAD: ACCELERATING RECRUITMENT OF AD CLINICAL TRIALS THROUGH INNOVATIVE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;4(7):226-233554
EDITORIAL: DIETARY CHOLESTEROL AND DEMENTIA RISKJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;4(10):746-747543
MESENCHYMAL STEM CELLS MODULATE SIRT1/MIR-134/ GSK3Β SIGNALING PATHWAY IN A RAT MODEL OF ALZHEIMER\'S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;3(9):458-468541
ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE RESEARCH IN JAPAN: A SHORT HISTORY, CURRENT STATUS AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES TOWARD PREVENTIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;4(8):462-464528
LONGITUDINAL COURSE OF AGITATION AND AGGRESSION IN PATIENTS WITH ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE IN A COHORT STUDY: METHODS, BASELINE AND LONGITUDINAL RESULTS OF THE A3C STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;2(8):199-209511
BEYOND VISION: A VIEW FROM EYE TO ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND DEMENTIAJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;2(11):469-483503
ESTIMATES OF CURRENT CAPACITY FOR DIAGNOSING ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE IN SWEDEN AND THE NEED TO EXPAND SPECIALIST NUMBERSJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;1(11):155-161501
MAJOR COST DRIVERS IN ASSESSING THE ECONOMIC BURDEN OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: A STRUCTURED, RAPID REVIEWJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;3(8):362-370498
THE COMMUNITY ENGAGED DIGITAL ALZHEIMER’S RESEARCH (CEDAR) STUDY: A DIGITAL INTERVENTION TO INCREASE RESEARCH PARTICIPATION OF BLACK AMERICAN PARTICIPANTS IN THE BRAIN HEALTH REGISTRYJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;4(10):847-856496
VALIDATION, DEPLOYMENT, AND REAL-WORLD IMPLEMENTATION OF A MODULAR TOOLBOX FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE DETECTION AND DEMENTIA RISK REDUCTION: THE AD-RIDDLE PROJECTJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;2(11):329-338489
“TIME SAVED” CALCULATIONS TO IMPROVE DECISION-MAKING IN PROGRESSIVE DISEASE STUDIESJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;3(11):529-536489
MULTIMODAL PRECISION PREVENTION - A NEW DIRECTION IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;4(10):718-728487
CAN VIRTUAL SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCES FACILITATE TWOWAY LEARNING BETWEEN DEMENTIA RESEARCHERS AND PARTICIPANTS?J Prev Alz Dis 2021;3(8):387-388486
LONGITUDINAL COGNITIVE DECLINE IN PATIENTS WITH MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT OR DEMENTIA DUE TO ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;1(9):178-183472
ANTI-AMYLOID THERAPIES FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: AN ALZHEIMER EUROPE POSITION PAPER AND CALL TO ACTIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;2(11):265-273471
THERAPEUTIC TARGETS FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: AMYLOID VS. NON-AMYLOID. WHERE DOES CONSENSUS LIE TODAY? AN CTAD TASK FORCE REPORTJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;2(9):231-235469
THE COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF THREE PREVENTION STRATEGIES IN ALZHEIMER\'S DISEASE: RESULTS FROM THE MULTIDOMAIN ALZHEIMER PREVENTIVE TRIAL (MAPT)J Prev Alz Dis 2021;4(8):425-435467
THE GERAS SOLUTIONS COGNITIVE TEST FOR ASSESSING COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT: NORMATIVE DATA FROM A POPULATION-BASED COHORTJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;2(10):207-211458
IN VIVO DETECTION OF CHANGES RELATED TO CORTICAL COLUMNAR ORGANIZATION AND NEUROINFLAMMATION ACROSS THE AD CONTINUUMJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;4(9):769-779457
THE TRIAL-READY COHORT FOR PRECLINICAL/PRODROMAL ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE (TRC-PAD) – A FUNDAMENTAL ALLY IN AD PREVENTION RESEARCHJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;4(7):206-207455
ADUCANUMAB: APPROPRIATE USE RECOMMENDATIONS UPDATEJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;2(9):221-230455
SAFETY, TOLERABILITY, PHARMACOKINETICS AND QUANTITATIVE ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY ASSESSMENT OF ACD856, A NOVEL POSITIVE ALLOSTERIC MODULATOR OF TRK-RECEPTORS FOLLOWING MULTIPLE DOSES IN HEALTHY SUBJECTSJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;4(10):778-789451
MULTIOMICS BLOOD-BASED BIOMARKERS PREDICT ALZHEIMER’S PREDEMENTIA WITH HIGH SPECIFICITY IN A MULTICENTRIC COHORT STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;3(11):567-581450
THE FUTURE OF AD CLINICAL TRIALS WITH THE ADVENT OF ANTI-AMYLOID THERAPIES: AN CTAD TASK FORCE REPORTJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;3(9):393-399449
DETECTION AND MANAGEMENT OF AMYLOID-RELATED IMAGING ABNORMALITIES IN PATIENTS WITH ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE TREATED WITH ANTI-AMYLOID BETA THERAPYJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;2(9):211-220447
COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF PREVENTION FOR PEOPLE AT RISK FOR DEMENTIA: A SCOPING REVIEW AND QUALITATIVE SYNTHESISJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;2(11):402-413446
DIAGNOSTIC BIOMARKERS OF AMYLOID AND TAU PATHOLOGY IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: AN OVERVIEW OF TESTS FOR CLINICAL PRACTICE IN THE UNITED STATES AND EUROPEJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):426-442444
HOW MODIFIABLE ARE MODIFIABLE DEMENTIA RISK FACTORS? A FRAMEWORK FOR CONSIDERING THE MODIFIABILITY OF DEMENTIA RISK FACTORSJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;1(11):22-37443
PLATFORM TRIALS TO EXPEDITE DRUG DEVELOPMENT IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: A REPORT FROM THE EU/US CTAD TASK FORCEJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;3(8):306-312436
EDUCATION AS RISK FACTOR OF MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT: THE LINK TO THE GUT MICROBIOMEJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;3(11):759-768435
DEMENTIA PREVENTION: A GLOBAL CHALLENGE IN URGENT NEED OF SOLUTIONSJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;1(9):1-2433
A UK-WIDE STUDY EMPLOYING NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING TO DETERMINE WHAT MATTERS TO PEOPLE ABOUT BRAIN HEALTH TO IMPROVE DRUG DEVELOPMENT: THE ELECTRONIC PERSON-SPECIFIC OUTCOME MEASURE (EPSOM) PROGRAMMEJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;4(8):448-456427
HEALTH ECONOMIC CONSIDERATIONS IN THE DEPLOYMENT OF AN ALZHEIMER’S PREVENTION THERAPYJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;2(11):303-309427
UNSUPERVISED ONLINE PAIRED ASSOCIATES LEARNING TASK FROM THE CAMBRIDGE NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL TEST AUTOMATED BATTERY (CANTAB®) IN THE BRAIN HEALTH REGISTRYJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;2(11):514-524426
VORTIOXETINE TREATMENT FOR DEPRESSION IN PATIENTS WITH PRODROMAL VS MILD ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: A SIXMONTH, OPEN-LABEL, OBSERVATIONAL STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;2(11):375-381425
THE INSTITUTE ON METHODS AND PROTOCOLS FOR ADVANCEMENT OF CLINICAL TRIALS IN ADRD (IMPACT-AD): A NOVEL CLINICAL TRIALS TRAINING PROGRAMJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;3(8):286-291424
TARGETING ENDOGENOUS MECHANISMS OF BRAIN RESILIENCE FOR THE TREATMENT AND PREVENTION OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;4(10):699-705419
EXPLORING THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN AMYLOID-Β AND MEMORY MARKERS FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE IN COGNITIVELY UNIMPAIRED OLDER ADULTSJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;2(11):339-347419
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF DIFFERENT DEFINITIONS OF AMYLOID-Β POSITIVITY TO DETECT EARLY DOWNSTREAM PATHOPHYSIOLOGICAL ALTERATIONS IN PRECLINICAL ALZHEIMERJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;1(8):68-77417
A PHASE 1 SINGLE-ASCENDING-DOSE TRIAL IN HEALTHY VOLUNTEERS TO EVALUATE THE SAFETY, TOLERABILITY, PHARMACOKINETICS, AND IMMUNOGENICITY OF INTRAVENOUS PNT001, A NOVEL MID-DOMAIN TAU ANTIBODY TARGETING CIS-PT231 TAUJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;2(11):366-374417
MECHANISMS UNDERLYING NON-PHARMACOLOGICAL DEMENTIA PREVENTION STRATEGIES: A TRANSLATIONAL PERSPECTIVEJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;1(9):3-11416
DONANEMAB (LY3002813) PHASE 1B STUDY IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: RAPID AND SUSTAINED REDUCTION OF BRAIN AMYLOID MEASURED BY FLORBETAPIR F18 IMAGINGJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;4(8):414-424414
VIEWPOINT «COMPOUNDED INTEREST» IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: DO NEW AMYLOID-TARGETING TREATMENTS JUSTIFY THEIR USEJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):333-335412
BLOOD DERIVED AMYLOID BIOMARKERS FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE PREVENTIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;1(9):12-21411
THE SCOTTISH BRAIN HEALTH SERVICE MODEL: RATIONALE AND SCIENTIFIC BASIS FOR A NATIONAL CARE PATHWAY OF BRAIN HEALTH SERVICES IN SCOTLANDJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;2(9):348-358409
ORAL HEALTH AS A RISK FACTOR FOR ALZHEIMER DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;1(11):249-258409
LOW AMINO ACID SCORE OF BREAKFAST IS ASSOCIATED WITH THE INCIDENCE OF COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT IN OLDER JAPANESE ADULTS: A COMMUNITY-BASED LONGITUDINAL STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;1(9):151-157408
ESTIMATED INVESTMENT NEED TO INCREASE ENGLAND’S CAPACITY TO DIAGNOSE ELIGIBILITY FOR AN ALZHEIMER’S TREATMENT TO G7 AVERAGE CAPACITY LEVELSJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):1022-1029407
DIGITAL THERAPEUTICS FOR MCI AND ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: A REGULATORY PERSPECTIVE - HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE CLINICAL TRIALS ON ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE CONFERENCE (CTAD)J Prev Alz Dis 2022;2(9):236-240404
PHASE 2A LEARNINGS INCORPORATED INTO REWIND-LB, A PHASE 2B CLINICAL TRIAL OF NEFLAMAPIMOD IN DEMENTIA WITH LEWY BODIESJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;3(11):549-557404
MULTIMODAL PREVENTIVE TRIAL FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: MIND-ADMINI PILOT TRIAL STUDY DESIGN AND PROGRESSJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;1(9):30-39401
CONSISTENCY BETWEEN TREATMENT EFFECTS ON CLINICAL AND BRAIN ATROPHY OUTCOMES IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE TRIALSJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;1(11):38-47400
MODIFIABLE RISK FACTORS FOR ACCELERATED DECLINE IN PROCESSING SPEED: RESULTS FROM THREE DUTCH POPULATION COHORTSJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;1(11):108-116396
LECANEMAB: APPROPRIATE USE RECOMMENDATIONSJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):362-377394
THE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT EXERCISE INTERVENTIONS ON PATIENTS WITH SUBJECTIVE COGNITIVE DECLINE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND NETWORK META-ANALYSISJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;3(11):620-631394
EDITORIAL: CLINICAL IMPLEMENTATION OF LECANEMAB: CHALLENGES, QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONSJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):353-355392
BLOOD BIOMARKERS FROM RESEARCH USE TO CLINICAL PRACTICE: WHAT MUST BE DONE? A REPORT FROM THE EU/US CTAD TASK FORCEJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;4(9):569-579385
USING DIGITAL TOOLS TO ADVANCE ALZHEIMER’S DRUG TRIALS DURING A PANDEMIC: THE EU/US CTAD TASK FORCEJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;4(8):513-519381
CAN WE USE BLOOD BIOMARKERS AS ENTRY CRITERIA AND FOR MONITORING DRUG TREATMENT EFFECTS IN CLINICAL TRIALS? A REPORT FROM THE EU/US CTAD TASK FORCEJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):418-425379
BASELINE FINDINGS OF PREVENTE4: A DOUBLE-BLIND PLACEBO CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL TESTING HIGH DOSE DHA IN APOE4 CARRIERS BEFORE THE ONSET OF DEMENTIAJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;4(10):810-820379
UNSUPERVISED PERFORMANCE OF THE COGSTATE BRIEF BATTERY IN THE BRAIN HEALTH REGISTRY: IMPLICATIONS FOR DETECTING COGNITIVE DECLINEJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;2(9):262-268378
CLINICAL TRIAL ENDPOINTS AND THEIR CLINICAL MEANINGFULNESS IN EARLY STAGES OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;3(9):507-522374
WHAT MATTERS TO PATIENTS WITH ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND THEIR CARE PARTNERS? IMPLICATIONS FOR UNDERSTANDING THE VALUE OF FUTURE INTERVENTIONSJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;3(9):550-555372
SEX MODERATES THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN FRAILTY AND MILD BEHAVIORAL IMPAIRMENTJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;4(9):692-700372
24-HOUR BLOOD PRESSURE VARIABILITY VIA AMBULATORY MONITORING AND RISK FOR PROBABLE DEMENTIA IN THE SPRINT TRIALJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;3(11):684-692371
THE ROLE OF THYROID DYSFUNCTION IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSISJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;2(10):276-286370
GLOBAL ENERGY METABOLISM DEFICIT IN ALZHEIMER DISEASE BRAINJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;1(11):171-178368
FIBRIN-TARGETING IMMUNOTHERAPY FOR DEMENTIAJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;4(10):647-660365
ASSOCIATION OF BLOOD MICRORNA EXPRESSION AND POLYMORPHISMS WITH COGNITIVE AND BIOMARKER CHANGES IN OLDER ADULTSJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;1(11):230-240365
ELECSYS CEREBROSPINAL FLUID ASSAYS ACCURATELY DISTINGUISH ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE FROM FRONTOTEMPORAL LOBAR DEGENERATIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;3(9):491-498362
DECREASED GRAY–WHITE MATTER CONTRAST OF [11C]-PIB UPTAKE IN COGNITIVELY UNIMPAIRED SUBJECTS WITH SEVERE OBSTRUCTIVE SLEEP APNEAJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;3(9):499-506359
AMYLOID-RELATED IMAGING ABNORMALITIES AND OTHER MRI FINDINGS IN A COGNITIVELY UNIMPAIRED POPULATION WITH AND WITHOUT CEREBRAL AMYLOIDJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;4(9):617-624359
ADUCANUMAB TRIALS EMERGE BUT DON’T ENGAGEJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;2(9):193-196356
ORAL TAU AGGREGATION INHIBITOR FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: DESIGN, PROGRESS AND BASIS FOR SELECTION OF THE 16 MG/DAY DOSE IN A PHASE 3, RANDOMIZED, PLACEBOCONTROLLED TRIAL OF HYDROMETHYLTHIONINE MESYLATEJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;4(9):780-790356
COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE AND INCIDENT ALZHEIMER’S DEMENTIA IN MEN VERSUS WOMENJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;1(11):162-170354
DATA-DRIVEN THRESHOLDING STATISTICALLY BIASES ATN PROFILING ACROSS COHORT DATASETSJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;1(11):185-195354
A POLYMORPHISM CLUSTER AT THE 2Q12 LOCUS MAY PREDICT RESPONSE TO PIROMELATINE IN PATIENTS WITH MILD ALZHEIMER\'S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;2(9):255-261353
SEX-DRIVEN DIFFERENCES IN THE EFFECTIVENESS OF INDIVIDUALIZED CLINICAL MANAGEMENT OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE RISKJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;4(9):731-742353
THE EFFECT OF MULTIDOMAIN INTERVENTIONS ON GLOBAL COGNITION, SYMPTOMS OF DEPRESSION AND APATHY – A POOLED ANALYSIS OF TWO RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALSJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;1(9):96-103343
DEVELOPMENT OF A MOBILE-FIRST REGISTRY TO RECRUIT HEALTHY VOLUNTEERS AND MEMBERS OF UNDERREPRESENTED COMMUNITIES FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE PREVENTION STUDIESJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;4(10):857-864340
PUSHING THROUGH THE BARRIERS: PEER ADVICE TO INCREASE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND REDUCE DEMENTIA RISK FROM PARTICIPANTS IN A MASSIVE OPEN ONLINE ALZHEIMER’S FOCUSED COURSEJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):503-512339
COMPARATIVE EFFICACY, SAFETY, TOLERABILITY, AND EFFECTIVENESS OF ANTIPSYCHOTICS IN THE TREATMENT OF DEMENTIA-RELATED PSYCHOSIS (DRP): A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEWJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;4(8):520-533338
WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?J Prev Alz Dis 2022;2(9):188-189338
EDITORIAL: THE STATE OF ALZHEIMER’S RESEARCH AND THE PATH FORWARDJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;4(10):617-619338
BUNTANETAP, A NOVEL TRANSLATIONAL INHIBITOR OF MULTIPLE NEUROTOXIC PROTEINS, PROVES TO BE SAFE AND PROMISING IN BOTH ALZHEIMER’S AND PARKINSON’S PATIENTSJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;1(10):25-33335
LONGITUDINAL IMPACTS OF PRECISION GREENNESS ON ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;3(11):710-720335
SITE READINESS FRAMEWORK TO IMPROVE HEALTH SYSTEM PREPAREDNESS FOR A POTENTIAL NEW ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE TREATMENT PARADIGMJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;3(9):542-549333
NEUROPROTECTIVE EFFECTS OF IVIG AGAINST ALZHEIMER’ S DISEASE VIA REGULATION OF ANTIGEN PROCESSING AND PRESENTATION BY MHC CLASS I MOLECULES IN 3XTG-AD MICEJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):581-594333
15th Conference Clinical Trials Alzheimer’s Disease, November 29- December 2, 2022, San Francisco, CA, USAJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;9(S1):S51-S248332
EDITORIAL: THE DAWN OF A NEW ERA OF ALZHEIMER’S RESEARCH AND DRUG DEVELOPMENTJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;3(9):385-386328
EVIDENCE-BASED TOOLS FOR DIETARY ASSESSMENTS IN NUTRITION EPIDEMIOLOGY STUDIES FOR DEMENTIA PREVENTIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;1(9):49-53324
THE ‘ADUCANUMAB STORY’: WILL THE LAST CHAPTER SPELL THE END OF THE ‘AMYLOID HYPOTHESIS’ OR MARK A NEW BEGINNING?J Prev Alz Dis 2022;2(9):190-192324
TWO-YEAR PROGNOSTIC UTILITY OF PLASMA P217+TAU ACROSS THE ALZHEIMER’S CONTINUUMJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;4(10):828-836324
“BACK TO BRAAK”: ROLE OF NUCLEUS REUNIENS AND SUBCORTICAL PATHWAYS IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE PROGRESSIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):1030-1040324
ARE POPULATION-LEVEL APPROACHES TO DEMENTIA RISK REDUCTION UNDER-RESEARCHED? A RAPID REVIEW OF THE DEMENTIA PREVENTION LITERATUREJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;1(11):241-248322
THE USE OF EPISODIC MEMORY TESTS FOR SCREENING IN CLINICAL TRIALS FOR EARLY ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: A COMPARISON OF THE FREE AND CUED SELECTIVE REMINDING TEST (FCSRT) AND THE REPEATABLE BATTERY FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL STATUS (RBANS)J Prev Alz Dis 2023;1(10):41-49315
ASSOCIATIONS OF CARDIOVASCULAR AND NONCARDIOVASCULAR COMORBIDITIES WITH DEMENTIA RISK IN PATIENTS WITH DIABETES: RESULTS FROM A LARGE UK COHORT STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;1(9):86-91313
WHO BENEFITED MOST FROM THE INTERNET-BASED CONVERSATIONAL ENGAGEMENT RCT (I-CONECT)? APPLICATION OF THE PERSONALIZED MEDICINE APPROACH TO A BEHAVIORAL INTERVENTION STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;3(11):639-648313
ERRATUM TO: EDUCATION AS RISK FACTOR OF MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT: THE LINK TO THE GUT MICROBIOMEJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;3(11):798310
ASURE CLINICAL TRIAL PROTOCOL: A RANDOMIZED, PLACEBOCONTROLLED, PROOF-OF-CONCEPT STUDY AIMING TO EVALUATE SAFETY AND TARGET ENGAGEMENT FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION OF TW001 IN EARLY ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE PATIENTSJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;4(10):669-674309
FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE FACTORS AND RISK OF MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT AND DEMENTIA: THE HUNT STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):1063-1072307
A CONFORMATIONAL VARIANT OF P53 (U-P53AZ) AS BLOODBASED BIOMARKER FOR THE PREDICTION OF THE ONSET OF SYMPTOMATIC ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;3(9):469-479305
BURDEN OF ILLNESS IN PEOPLE WITH ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF EPIDEMIOLOGY, COMORBIDITIES AND MORTALITYJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;1(11):97-107302
COGNITIVE TRAINING WITH OLDER ADULTS USING SMARTPHONE AND WEB-BASED APPLICATIONS: A SCOPING REVIEWJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;3(11):693-700302
PROTOCOL OF A PHASE II RANDOMIZED, MULTI-CENTER, DOUBLE-BLIND, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED TRIAL OF S-ADENOSYL METHIONINE IN PARTICIPANTS WITH MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT OR DEMENTIA DUE TO ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;4(10):800-809301
Editorial: Current Themes and Controversies in the Alzheimer’s Disease Field: Looking Ahead to the ctad Meeting in San Francisco, November 29-December 2 2022J Prev Alz Dis 2022;9(S1):S3-S4300
PERFORMANCE OF FULLY-AUTOMATED HIGH-THROUGHPUT PLASMA BIOMARKER ASSAYS FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE IN AMNESTIC MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT SUBJECTSJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):1073-1078299
INVESTIGATING PARTIALLY DISCORDANT RESULTS IN PHASE 3 STUDIES OF ADUCANUMABJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;2(10):171-177297
PROJECTED SAVINGS TO CANADIAN PROVINCIAL BUDGETS FROM REDUCED LONG-TERM CARE HOME UTILIZATION DUE TO A DISEASE-MODIFYING ALZHEIMER’S TREATMENTJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;1(11):179-184297
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: BEYOND FRAILTY IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: SHOULD WE MOVE TO THE CONCEPT OF INTRINSIC CAPACITY?J Prev Alz Dis 2022;4(9):813-815294
EDITORIAL: WHAT ARE THE REMAINING CHALLENGES BEFORE BLOODBASED BIOMARKERS FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE CAN BE USED IN CLINICAL PRACTICE?J Prev Alz Dis 2022;4(9):567-568294
VALIDITY OF ONLINE VERSUS IN-CLINIC SELF-REPORTED EVERYDAY COGNITION SCALEJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;2(9):269-276293
COGNITIVE DIGITAL BIOMARKERS FROM AUTOMATED TRANSCRIPTION OF SPOKEN LANGUAGEJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;4(9):791-800292
15th Conference Clinical Trials Alzheimer’s Disease, November 29- December 2, 2022, San Francisco, CA, USAJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;9(S1):S8-S50290
ADJUDICATING MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT DUE TO ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AS A NOVEL ENDPOINT EVENT IN THE TOMMORROW PREVENTION CLINICAL TRIALJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;4(9):625-634285
EDITORIAL: THE FUTURE IS NOW: ADVANCING BLOOD-BASED MARKERSJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;4(9):563-564285
REDUCING THE EFFECTS OF AGEING ON COGNITION WITH THERAPEUTIC INTERVENTION OF AN ORAL MULTI-NUTRIENT: THE REACTION PILOT TRIAL STUDY DESIGNJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;4(10):821-827284
UNDERSTANDING ONLINE REGISTRY FACILITATORS AND BARRIERS EXPERIENCED BY BLACK BRAIN HEALTH REGISTRY PARTICIPANTS: THE COMMUNITY ENGAGED DIGITAL ALZHEIMER’S RESEARCH (CEDAR) STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):551-561283
LIVING ENVIRONMENT, BUILT ENVIRONMENT AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION AMONG OLDER CHINESE ADULTS: RESULTS FROM A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;1(9):126-135281
EVALUATION OF CLINICAL MEANINGFULNESS OF FORTASYN CONNECT IN TERMS OF “TIME SAVED”J Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):992-997281
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THE ROLE OF AΒ IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AS AN EVOLUTIONARY OUTCOME OF OPTIMIZED INNATE IMMUNE DEFENSEJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;4(9):580-588278
ACU193, A MONOCLONAL ANTIBODY THAT SELECTIVELY BINDS SOLUBLE ASS OLIGOMERS: DEVELOPMENT RATIONALE, PHASE 1 TRIAL DESIGN, AND CLINICAL DEVELOPMENT PLANJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;1(10):19-24275
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VIEWPOINT: AMYLOID-TARGETING NEW THERAPIES FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: A HEALTH ECONOMICS PERSPECTIVEJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):349-352272
ESTABLISHING CLINICALLY MEANINGFUL CHANGE ON OUTCOME ASSESSMENTS FREQUENTLY USED IN TRIALS OF MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT DUE TO ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;1(10):9-18270
WHO BENEFITED THE MOST? EFFECTIVENESS OF A LIFESTYLE INTERVENTION AGAINST COGNITIVE DECLINE IN OLDER WOMEN AND MEN – SECONDARY ANALYSIS OF THE AGEWELL. DE-TRIALJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;2(11):348-355269
EDITORIAL: WHAT IS REASONABLE AND NECESSARY FOR ALZHEIMER PATIENTS FROM RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIALS TO CLINICAL PRACTICE?J Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):331-332266
AMYLOID AND TAU PREDICTION OF COGNITIVE AND FUNCTIONAL DECLINE IN UNIMPAIRED OLDER INDIVIDUALS: LONGITUDINAL DATA FROM THE A4 AND LEARN STUDIESJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):802-813266
EDITORIAL: BLOOD-BASED BIOMARKERS FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: ARE WE THERE YET?J Prev Alz Dis 2022;4(9):565-566264
OPTIMISING ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT: ASSESSING COST-UTILITY OF INTEGRATING BLOOD BIOMARKERS IN CLINICAL PRACTICE FOR DISEASEMODIFYING TREATMENTJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):928-942264
THE SHAPE TRAIL TEST IS SENSITIVE IN DIFFERENTIATING OLDER ADULTS WITH MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT: A CULTURE-NEUTRAL FIVE-MINUTE TESTJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):1166-1176264
ROLES OF TREM2 IN THE PATHOLOGICAL MECHANISM AND THE THERAPEUTIC STRATEGIES OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;6(11):1682-1695264
EDITORIAL: THE CLINICAL TRIALS ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE (CTAD) MEETING IN SAN FRANCISCO, FALL 2022, WILL BE A VERY EXCITING EVENT!J Prev Alz Dis 2022;3(9):387263
NOVEL BLOOD-BASED BIOMARKERS AND DISEASE MODIFYING THERAPIES FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE. ARE WE READY FOR THE NEW ERA?J Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):897-902263
ASSOCIATION BETWEEN RESTING HEART RATE AND MACHINE LEARNING-BASED BRAIN AGE IN MIDDLE- AND OLDER-AGEJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):1140-1147259
EDITORIAL: CHANGE ON CLINICAL TRIAL OUTCOME ASSESSMENTS: THE SEARCH FOR MEANINGFULNESSJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;1(10):5-6258
VIEWPOINT: BALANCING THE CONFLICTING GOALS FOR TREATMENT OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE WITH MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIESJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):336-338257
EDITORIAL: USEFULNESS OF ANCHOR BASED METHODS FOR DETERMINING CLINICALLY MEANINGFUL CHANGE IN MCI DUE TO ADJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;1(10):7-8256
EFFECTIVENESS OF RESISTANCE EXERCISE ON COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN ANIMAL MODELS OF ALZHEIMER DISEASE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSISJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):998-1012254
ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN PARTICIPANT CHARACTERISTICS AND PARTICIPANT FEEDBACK ABOUT AN UNSUPERVISED ONLINE COGNITIVE ASSESSMENT IN A RESEARCH REGISTRYJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):607-614253
NON-GENETIC RISK FACTORS OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: AN UPDATED UMBRELLA REVIEWJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):917-927253
VALIDATION OF THE COGDRISK INSTRUMENT AS PREDICTIVE OF DEMENTIA IN FOUR GENERAL COMMUNITY-DWELLING POPULATIONSJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):478-487251
DIGITAL CLOCK DRAWING AS AN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE SUSCEPTIBILITY BIOMARKER: ASSOCIATIONS WITH GENETIC RISK SCORE AND APOE IN OLDER ADULTSJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;1(11):79-87250
ASSOCIATION OF COGNITIVE RESERVE INDICATOR WITH COGNITIVE DECLINE AND STRUCTURAL BRAIN DIFFERENCES IN MIDDLE AND OLDER AGE: FINDINGS FROM THE UK BIOBANKJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;3(11):739-748250
COMMENTARY: CLINICAL EFFICACY IN INDIVIDUAL PATIENTS TREATED WITH LECANEMABJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):378-379249
PREFERENCES ABOUT FUTURE ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE TREATMENTS ELICITED THROUGH AN ONLINE SURVEY USING THE THRESHOLD TECHNIQUEJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;4(10):756-764246
EDITORIAL: ACCELERATING INNOVATIONS FOR ENHANCED BRAIN HEALTH. CAN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ADVANCE NEW PATHWAYS FOR DRUG DISCOVERY FOR ALZHEIMER’S AND OTHER NEURODEGENERATIVE DISORDERS?J Prev Alz Dis 2023;1(10):1-4244
ASSOCIATION BETWEEN NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL PERFORMANCE AND CSF PROFILE IN SUBJECTIVE COGNITIVE DECLINE: TOWARDS THE DIAGNOSIS OF PRECLINICAL ADJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):523-529243
CHARACTERIZING CLINICAL PROGRESSION IN COGNITIVELY UNIMPAIRED OLDER INDIVIDUALS WITH BRAIN AMYLOID: RESULTS FROM THE A4 STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):814-822243
EDITORIAL: EXPANDING THE ATN FRAMEWORK TO FURTHER PERSONALIZE THERAPIESJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):380241
SYSTEMATIC AND COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE BURDEN OF ALZHEIMER´S DISEASE AND OTHER DEMENTIAS IN MEXICO. RESULTS AT THE NATIONAL AND SUBNATIONAL LEVELS, 1990- 2019J Prev Alz Dis 2023;1(10):120-129238
UNDERSTANDING BARRIERS AND FACILITATORS TO SIGNING UP FOR A MOBILE-RESPONSIVE REGISTRY TO RECRUIT HEALTHY VOLUNTEERS AND MEMBERS OF UNDERREPRESENTED COMMUNITIES FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE PREVENTION STUDIESJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;4(10):865-874238
CLINICAL MEANINGFULNESS IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE CLINICAL TRIALS. A REPORT FROM THE EU-US CTAD TASK FORCEJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;5(11):1219-1227237
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: AMBAR: A THERAPEUTICAL APPROACH FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE PATIENTS REGARDLESS OF AMYLOID STATUSJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;1(10):148-149236
COMPUTERIZED COGNITIVE TRAINING IN MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT: FINDINGS IN AFRICAN AMERICANS AND CAUCASIANSJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;1(11):149-154235
ECONOMIC IMPACT OF PROGRESSION FROM MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT TO ALZHEIMER DISEASE IN THE UNITED STATESJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):983-991235
BIOMARKERS AND COGNITION STUDY, SINGAPORE (BIOCIS): PROTOCOL, STUDY DESIGN, AND PRELIMINARY FINDINGSJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):1093-1105235
PERIODONTAL DISEASE AND ALZHEIMER’S: INSIGHTS FROM A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE NETWORK ANALYSISJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):1148-1165234
LONGITUDINAL PHOSPHO-TAU217 PREDICTS AMYLOID POSITRON EMISSION TOMOGRAPHY IN ASYMPTOMATIC ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):823-830234
EDITORIAL: LECANEMAB: APPROPRIATE USE RECOMMENDATIONS – A COMMENTARY FROM A EUROPEAN PERSPECTIVEJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):357-358232
ANTIHYPERTENSIVE AGENTS AND INCIDENT ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS OF OBSERVATIONAL STUDIESJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;4(9):715-724231
PREDICTING PROGRESSION FROM NORMAL TO MCI AND FROM MCI TO AD USING CLINICAL VARIABLES IN THE NATIONAL ALZHEIMER’S COORDINATING CENTER UNIFORM DATA SET VERSION 3: APPLICATION OF MACHINE LEARNING MODELS AND A PROBABILITY CALCULATORJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;2(10):301-313230
UTILITY OF ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLEXITY AS A PREDICTOR OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE DIAGNOSIS: A BIG-DATA MACHINE LEARNING APPROACHJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;2(10):223-235229
EDITORIAL: IMPLICATIONS OF EMERGING USES OF GENETIC TESTING FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):359-361229
‘TIME SAVED’ AS A DEMONSTRATION OF CLINICAL MEANINGFULNESS AND ILLUSTRATED USING THE DONANEMAB TRAILBLAZER-ALZ STUDY FINDINGSJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):595-599229
EDITORIAL: INTRODUCTION TO THE SPECIAL ISSUE ON THE A4 STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):801228
LONGITUDINAL TRAJECTORIES OF THE COGNITIVE FUNCTION INDEX IN THE A4 STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):838-845228
COHORT EFFECTS IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE TRIALS: AN EMPIRICAL ASSESSMENT UTILIZING DATA FROM THE ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE COOPERATIVE STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):471-477226
CROSS-SECTIONAL AND LONGITUDINAL COMPARISON OF TAU IMAGING WITH 18F-MK6240 AND 18F-FLORTAUCIPIR IN POPULATIONS MATCHED FOR AGE, MMSE AND BRAIN BETA-AMYLOID BURDENJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;2(10):251-258222
VIEWPOINT: CLINICIANS’ PERSPECTIVES ON HOW DISEASE MODIFYING DRUGS FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE IMPACT SPECIALTY CAREJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):339-341219
CHANGE IN DIGITAL COGNITIVE TEST PERFORMANCE BETWEEN SOLANEZUMAB AND PLACEBO GROUPS IN PRECLINICAL ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: SECONDARY ANALYSES FROM THE A4 STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):846-856219
OUTREACH, SCREENING, AND RANDOMIZATION OF APOE Ε4 CARRIERS INTO AN ALZHEIMER’S PREVENTION TRIAL: A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE FROM THE API GENERATION PROGRAMJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):453-463215
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PLASMA P-TAU217 AND AMYLOID PET IN RACIAL AND ETHNIC UNDERREPRESENTED GROUPS (REURG) COMPARED WITH NON RE-URG IN LEARN AND A4J Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):831-837215
Editorial: We Have Turned the CornerJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;9(S1):S5-S6214
ERRATUM TO: DIGITAL CLOCK DRAWING AS AN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE SUSCEPTIBILITY BIOMARKER: ASSOCIATIONS WITH GENETIC RISK SCORE AND APOE IN OLDER ADULTSJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;1(11):263209
COMBINED EVIDENCE FOR A LONG-TERM, CLINICAL SLOWING EFFECT OF MULTINUTRIENT INTERVENTION IN PRODROMAL ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: POST-HOC ANALYSIS OF 3-YEAR DATA FROM THE LIPIDIDIET TRIALJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):464-470204
GREATER WHITE MATTER HYPERINTENSITY VOLUME IS ASSOCIATED WITH THE NUMBER OF MICROHEMORRHAGES IN PRECLINICAL ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):869-873195
CLINICAL DEVELOPMENT OF ADUCANUMAB, AN ANTI-A? HUMAN MONOCLONAL ANTIBODY BEING INVESTIGATED FOR THE TREATMENT OF EARLY ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(4):255-263193
MAXIMIZING THE UTILITY OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE TRIAL DATA: SHARING OF BASELINE A4 AND LEARN DATAJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):889-894193
SAFETY PROFILE OF A COGNITIVELY UNIMPAIRED OLDER POPULATION WITH ELEVATED CEREBRAL AMYLOID IN A 4.5- YEAR CLINICAL TRIALJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):857-868192
VIEWPOINT: DEFINING FDA APPROVED TREATMENTS AS REASONABLE AND NECESSARY: PERSPECTIVES OF INDIVIDUALS LIVING WITH ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND CARE PARTNERSJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):346-348190
DETECTION RATES OF MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT IN PRIMARY CARE FOR THE UNITED STATES MEDICARE POPULATIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;1(11):7-12188
PRE-RANDOMIZATION PREDICTORS OF STUDY DISCONTINUATION IN A PRECLINICAL ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):874-880185
EXAMINING THE ROLE OF COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT IN ENHANCING THE PARTICIPATION OF RACIAL AND ETHNIC MINORITIZED COMMUNITIES IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE CLINICAL TRIALS; A RAPID REVIEWJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;6(11):1647-1672185
PROGRESS IN THE TREATMENT OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE IS NEEDED – POSITION STATEMENT OF EUROPEAN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE CONSORTIUM (EADC) INVESTIGATORSJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;5(11):1212-1218184
VALIDATION OF A COMMUNITY-BASED APPROACH TOWARD PERSONALIZED DEMENTIA RISK REDUCTION: THE KIMEL FAMILY CENTRE FOR BRAIN HEALTH AND WELLNESSJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;5(11):1455-1466178
EDITORIAL: FAILURE AFTER FAILURE. WHAT NEXT IN AD DRUG DEVELOPMENT?J Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(3):150177
PREVALENCE ESTIMATION OF DEMENTIA/ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE USING HEALTH AND RETIREMENT STUDY DATABASE IN THE UNITED STATESJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;5(11):1183-1188177
PLASMA BIOMARKERS OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND NEURODEGENERATION ACCORDING TO SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS AND CHRONIC HEALTH CONDITIONSJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;5(11):1189-1197174
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: UPDATE TO: TWO RANDOMIZED PHASE 3 STUDIES OF ADUCANUMAB IN EARLY ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):1178-1179172
PERFORMANCE OF PLASMA BIOMARKERS COMBINED WITH STRUCTURAL MRI TO IDENTIFY CANDIDATE PARTICIPANTS FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE-MODIFYING THERAPYJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;5(11):1198-1205169
ESTIMATING SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE TRIALSJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;5(11):1418-1425166
INITIAL EXPERIENCE WITH LECANEMAB AND LESSONS LEARNED IN 71 PATIENTS IN A REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTERJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;6(11):1549-1562156
LOWER INCIDENCE OF DEMENTIA FOLLOWING CANCER DIAGNOSES: EVIDENCE FROM A LARGE COHORT AND MENDELIAN RANDOMIZATION STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;5(11):1397-1405155
MULTIDOMAIN INTERVENTION TRIAL FOR PREVENTING COGNITIVE DECLINE AMONG OLDER ADULTS WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES: J-MIND-DIABETESJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;6(11):1604-1614155
MEDICAL COSTS AND CAREGIVER BURDEN OF DELIVERING DISEASE-MODIFYING ALZHEIMER’S TREATMENTS WITH DIFFERENT DURATION AND ROUTE OF ADMINISTRATIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;5(11):1384-1389154
JAPANESE SUBGROUP ANALYSES FROM EMERGE AND ENGAGE, PHASE 3 CLINICAL TRIALS OF ADUCANUMAB IN PATIENTS WITH EARLY ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;5(11):1260-1269154
DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION THE MOBILE TOOLBOX (MTB) SPELLING TESTJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;6(11):1673-1681150
THE ALZMATCH PILOT STUDY - FEASIBILITY OF REMOTE BLOOD COLLECTION OF PLASMA BIOMARKERS FOR PRECLINICAL ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE TRIALSJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;5(11):1435-1444148
EDITORIAL: ON THE 2024 ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION CRITERIA: STILL NOT READY FOR CLINICAL USEJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):895-896147
BLOOD CATHEPSINS ON THE RISK OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND RELATED PATHOLOGICAL BIOMARKERS: RESULTS FROM OBSERVATIONAL COHORT AND MENDELIAN RANDOMIZATION STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;6(11):1834-1842145
FLAVONOID-RICH FRUIT INTAKE IN MIDLIFE AND LATE-LIFE AND ASSOCIATIONS WITH RISK OF DEMENTIA: THE FRAMINGHAM HEART STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;5(11):1270-1279144
DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY OF PLASMA P-TAU217 FOR DETECTING PATHOLOGICAL CEREBROSPINAL FLUID CHANGES IN COGNITIVELY UNIMPAIRED SUBJECTS USING THE LUMIPULSE PLATFORMJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;6(11):1581-1591144
A PILOT STUDY OF BRAIN BOOTCAMP, A LOW-INTENSITY INTERVENTION ON DIET, EXERCISE, COGNITIVE ACTIVITY, AND SOCIAL INTERACTION TO IMPROVE OLDER ADULTS’ DEMENTIA RISK SCORESJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;5(11):1500-1512143
METABOLIC SYNDROME STATUS CHANGES AND COGNITIVE FUNCTIONING: INSIGHTS FROM THE LIFELINES COHORT STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;5(11):1283-1290140
DIGITAL HEALTH TECHNOLOGIES FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND RELATED DEMENTIAS: INITIAL RESULTS FROM A LANDSCAPE ANALYSIS AND COMMUNITY COLLABORATIVE EFFORTJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;5(11):1480-1489140
HEIGHTENED PREVALENCE OF COMMON HOSPITAL-TREATED INFECTIONS PRECEDING DEMENTIA DIAGNOSIS WITH ACCELERATED DEMENTIA ONSET AFTER INFLUENZAJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;5(11):1445-1454139
RISK OF DEMENTIA IN KOREAN VIETNAM WAR VETERANSJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;5(11):1378-1383134
A STATISTICAL FRAMEWORK FOR ASSESSING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BIOMARKERS AND CLINICAL ENDPOINTS IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;5(11):1228-1240131
PERFORMANCE OF A SHORT VERSION OF THE EVERYDAY COGNITION SCALE (ECOG-12) TO DETECT COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENTJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;6(11):1741-1750130
DEVELOPMENT AND CONCURRENT VALIDITY OF THE SHORTFORM COGDRISK DEMENTIA RISK ASSESSMENT TOOLJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;6(11):1751-1758129
POTENTIALLY MODIFIABLE DEMENTIA RISK FACTORS IN CANADA: AN ANALYSIS OF CANADIAN LONGITUDINAL STUDY ON AGING WITH A MULTI-COUNTRY COMPARISONJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;5(11):1490-1499128
UNIVERSAL PREVENTION OF DEMENTIA IN ITALY: A DOCUMENT ANALYSIS OF THE 21 ITALIAN REGIONAL PREVENTION PLANSJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;6(11):1525-1533128
CORRELATES OF SUBJECTIVE COGNITIVE DECLINE IN BLACK AMERICAN MENJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;6(11):1734-1740125
DEVELOPING DISEASE-MODIFYING TREATMENTS IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE – A PERSPECTIVE FROM ROCHE AND GENENTECHJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(4):264-272124
CONTINUOUS ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN REMOTE SELFADMINISTERED COGNITIVE MEASURES AND IMAGING BIOMARKERS OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;5(11):1467-1479122
NO ASSOCIATION FOUND: ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES AND COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT IN OLDER AUSTRALIAN ADULTSJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;6(11):1818-1825112
QUANTIFYING PERSONALIZED SHIFT-WORK MOLECULAR PORTRAITS UNDERLYING ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE THROUGH COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGYJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;6(11):1721-1733108
EFFECTS OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC ON THE NUMBER OF NEW DEMENTIA DIAGNOSES AND THE QUALITY OF DEMENTIA DIAGNOSTICS AND TREATMENTJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;6(11):1703-1711108
PHASE 1 STUDIES OF THE ANTI-TAU MONOCLONAL ANTIBODY JNJ-63733657 IN HEALTHY PARTICIPANTS AND PARTICIPANTS WITH ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;6(11):1592-1603108
LEVERAGING DIVERSE REGULATED CELL DEATH PATTERNS TO IDENTIFY DIAGNOSIS BIOMARKERS FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;6(11):1775-1788103
ANTI-HYPERTENSIVES REDUCE THE RATE OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE PROGRESSION: A COHORT STUDY LINKED WITH GENETIC AND NEUROPATHOLOGICAL ANALYSESJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;6(11):1634-1646102
CTAD: SYMPOSIA, ORAL COMMUNICATIONS, POSTERSJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(4):282-428100
EDITORIAL: AMPLIFYING EFFICIENCY AND ACCURACY IN DEMENTIA DRUG DEVELOPMENTJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;5(11):1180-118297
ACOUSTIC SPEECH ANALYSIS IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSISJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;6(11):1789-179795
INFORMING ALZHEIMER’S BIOMARKER COMMUNICATION: CONCERNS AND UNDERSTANDING OF COGNITIVELY UNIMPAIRED ADULTS DURING AMYLOID RESULTS DISCLOSUREJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;6(11):1572-158092
A PILOT ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY STUDY OF THE EFFECT OF CT1812 TREATMENT ON SYNAPTIC ACTIVITY IN PATIENTS WITH MILD TO MODERATE ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;6(11):1809-181789
ASSOCIATION BETWEEN COGNITIVE RESERVE INDICATOR AND CHRONIC DISEASE-FREE SURVIVAL: A LARGE COMMUNITYBASED LONGITUDINAL STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;6(11):1712-172088
CTAD: SYMPOSIA, ORAL COMMUNICATIONS, POSTERSJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(S1):S1-S19686
COMBINATION THERAPY FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: PERSPECTIVES OF THE EU/US CTAD TASK FORCEJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(3):164-16886
DEVELOPMENT REVIEW OF THE BACE1 INHIBITOR LANABECESTAT (AZD3293/LY3314814)J Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(4):247-25485
DAYTIME SLEEPINESS, APNEA, NEUROIMAGING CORRELATES AND CORTISOL DYSREGULATION IN A MEMORY CLINIC COHORTJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;6(11):1798-180885
FREE RECALL OUTPERFORMS STORY RECALL IN ASSOCIATIONS WITH PLASMA BIOMARKERS IN PRECLINICAL ALZHEIMER DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;6(11):1696-170285
MODULATORY EFFECT OF BLOOD LDL CHOLESTEROL ON THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN CEREBRAL AΒ AND TAU DEPOSITION IN OLDER ADULTSJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;6(11):1767-177484
EDITORIAL: TAU BASED THERAPEUTICS: ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES IN THE WAR ON ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(3):151-15282
WHAT WE LEARN FROM THE CTAD 2018 (CLINICAL TRIALS ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE)J Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(4):214-21581
THE 2018 REVISED FDA GUIDANCE FOR EARLY ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: ESTABLISHING THE MEANINGFULNESS OF TREATMENT EFFECTSJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(4):223-22781
HYPOTHETICAL INTERVENTIONS ON CARDIOVASCULAR HEALTH METRICS FOR ABNORMAL COGNITIVE AGING: AN APPLICATION OF THE PARAMETRIC G-FORMULA IN THE CLHLS COHORT STUDY WITH 12 YEARS FOLLOW-UPJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;6(11):1615-162580
TREATMENT EFFECTS OF VORTIOXETINE ON COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS IN MILD ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE PATIENTS WITH DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS: A 12 MONTH, OPEN-LABEL, OBSERVATIONAL STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(3):192-19778
CTAD: SYMPOSIA, ORAL COMMUNICATIONS, POSTERSJ Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(3):214-29675
EDITORIAL: IS NOW THE TIME FOR COMBINATION THERAPIES FOR ALZHEIMER DISEASE?J Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(3):153-15475
VIEWS AND PERCEPTIONS OF AMYLOID IMAGING IN A PRECLINICAL ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE TRIALJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;6(11):1563-157174
EDITORIAL: BLOOD TESTS FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND RELATED DISORDERSJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(3):155-15670
DETECTING TREATMENT GROUP DIFFERENCES IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE CLINICAL TRIALS: A COMPARISON OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE ASSESSMENT SCALE - COGNITIVE SUBSCALE (ADAS-COG) AND THE CLINICAL DEMENTIA RATING - SUM OF BOXES (CDR-SB)J Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(1):15-2067
EFFECTIVENESS OF A META-COGNITIVE GROUP INTERVENTION FOR OLDER ADULTS WITH SUBJECTIVE COGNITIVE DECLINE OR MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT: THE ASPIRE RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;6(11):1534-154866
BIOMARKER AND CLINICAL TRIAL DESIGN SUPPORT FOR DISEASE-MODIFYING THERAPIES: REPORT OF A SURVEY OF THE EU/US: ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE TASK FORCEJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(2):103-10964
PROGRESS IN TREATMENT DEVELOPMENT FOR NEUROPSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOMS IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: FOCUS ON AGITATION AND AGGRESSION. A REPORT FROM THE EU/US/CTAD TASK FORCEJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(3):184-18858
TRAJECTORY OF THE MAPT-PACC-PRECLINICAL ALZHEIMER COGNITIVE COMPOSITE IN THE PLACEBO GROUP OF A RANDOMIZED CONTROL TRIAL: RESULTS FROM THE MAPT STUDY: LESSONS FOR FURTHER TRIALSJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(1):31-3558
COMMENTARY: COMBINATION THERAPY FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: PERSPECTIVES OF THE EU/US CTAD TASK FORCEJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(3):180-18154
EDITORIAL: ICOPE HEALTHY LONGEVITY INTEGRATIVE PREVENTIVE CARE, ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE PREVENTION AND EARLY DIAGNOSISJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;6(11):1523-152454
RESULTS FROM A PHASE II STUDY TO ASSESS THE CLINICAL AND IMMUNOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF AFFITOPE® AD02 IN PATIENTS WITH EARLY ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(2):103-11452
A KETO-MEDIET APPROACH WITH COCONUT SUBSTITUTION AND EXERCISE MAY DELAY THE ONSET OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AMONG MIDDLE-AGED J Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(1):51-5752
A RANDOMIZED, DOUBLE-BLIND, PHASE 2 STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF THE VACCINE VANUTIDE CRIDIFICAR WITH QS-21 ADJUVANT ON IMMUNOGENICITY, SAFETY AND AMYLOID IMAGING IN PATIENTS WITH MILD TO MODERATE ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(4):192-20152
DELAYED-START ANALYSES IN THE PHASE 3 SOLANEZUMAB EXPEDITION3 STUDY IN MILD ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(1):8-1452
THE ROAD AHEAD TO CURE ALZHEIMER\'S DISEASE: DEVELOPMENT OF BIOLOGICAL MARKERS AND NEUROIMAGING METHODS FOR PREVENTION TRIALS ACROSS ALL STAGES AND TARGET POPULATIONSJ Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(3):181-20250
ADVANCING ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE TREATMENT: LESSONS FROM CTAD 2018J Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(3):198-20349
CONTINUING PROGRESS IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE TRIALS: CAUSE FOR OPTIMISMJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(4):211-21248
COMMENTARY: DEVELOPMENT OF THE BLOOD-BASED ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE LIQUID BIOPSYJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(3):182-18448
OVERSIMPLIFICATION OF DEMENTIA RISK REDUCTION MESSAGING IS A THREAT TO KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION IN DEMENTIA PREVENTION RESEARCHJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(1):2-447
PLASMA BIOMARKER FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: ARE WE READY NOW FOR CLINICAL PRACTICE AND DRUG TRIALS?J Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(3):158-15947
MACHINE LEARNING ALGORITHM HELPS IDENTIFY NONDIAGNOSED PRODROMAL ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE PATIENTS IN THE GENERAL POPULATIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(3):185-19147
ACTIVE IMMUNOTHERAPY FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: THE ROAD AHEADJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(2):78-7946
IS ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE DRUG DEVELOPMENT BROKEN? WHAT MUST BE IMPROVEDJ Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(1):40-4545
ASSESSMENT OF CLINICAL MEANINGFULNESS OF ENDPOINTS IN THE GENERATION PROGRAM BY THE INSIGHTS TO MODEL ALZHEIMER’S PROGRESSION IN REAL LIFE (IMAP) STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(2):85-8945
E.U./U.S. CTAD TASK FORCE ON ALZHEIMER\'S TRIAL POPULATIONS J Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(2):110-11643
LONGITUDINAL TRAJECTORIES OF CLINICAL DECLINE IN AMYLOID POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE POPULATIONSJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(2):92-10043
GLOBAL ALZHEIMER’S PLATFORM TRIAL READY COHORTS FOR THE PREVENTION OF ALZHEIMER’S DEMENTIA J Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(4):185-18743
COMMENTARY: TREATING ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE : COMBINE OR FAIL ?J Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(3):174-17643
COMMENTARY: COMBINATION THERAPY FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE – THE NEXT STEPJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(3):17943
DRUG DEVELOPMENT IN AD: POINT OF VIEW FROM THE INDUSTRYJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(4):216-21841
UPDATE ON PREVENTION TRIALS IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(3):168-17540
VANUTIDE CRIDIFICAR (ACC-001) AND QS-21 ADJUVANT IN INDIVIDUALS WITH EARLY ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: AMYLOID IMAGING POSITRON EMISSION TOMOGRAPHY AND SAFETY RESULTS FROM A PHASE 2 STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(2):75-8440
ESTABLISHING COMPOSITE COGNITIVE ENDPOINTS FOR USE IN PRECLINICAL ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE TRIALSJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(1):2-339
RECRUITMENT OF AT-RISK PARTICIPANTS FOR CLINICAL TRIALS: A MAJOR PARADIGM SHIFT FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE PREVENTIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(4):213-21439
THE INTEGRATED ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE RATING SCALE (IADRS) FINDINGS FROM THE EXPEDITION3 TRIALJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(2):134-13639
THE ROAD AHEAD TO CURE AND PREVENT ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: IMPLEMENTING PREVENTION INTO PRIMARY CAREJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(3):199-21138
PREVENTION: HOW THE PARADIGM IS SHIFTINGJ Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(1):51-5537
COMMENTARY: OPPORTUNITIES FOR COMBINATION TRIALSJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(3):177-17837
EDITORIAL: JOURNAL OF PREVENTION OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE (JPAD): BUILDING A “FLEET” AGAINST ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(1):2-336
PRIMARY PREVENTION OF DEMENTIA: THE FUTURE OF POPULATION-BASED MULTIDOMAIN LIFESTYLE INTERVENTIONSJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(1):5-736
PRECISION MEDICINE - THE GOLDEN GATE FOR DETECTION, TREATMENT AND PREVENTION OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(4):243-25935
FACEHBI: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY OF RISK FACTORS, BIOMARKERS AND COGNITION IN A COHORT OF INDIVIDUALS WITH SUBJECTIVE COGNITIVE DECLINE. STUDY RATIONALE AND RESEARCH PROTOCOLSJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(2):100-10835
NEUROPSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOMS IN DEMENTIA: OVERVIEW AND MEASUREMENT CHALLENGESJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(3):155-15634
HEALTHYBRAINS.ORG: FROM REGISTRY TO RANDOMIZATIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(3):123-12634
GETTING MORE CLINICALLY MEANINGFUL MEASURES OF FUNCTIONAL IMPAIRMENT FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(2):67-6834
EDITORIAL : DEMENTIA PREVENTION STRATEGIES – BEYOND THE RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL?J Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(2):62-6433
INTERVENTIONS TO PREVENT COGNITIVE DECLINE AND DEMENTIA IN ADULTS WITHOUT COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEWJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(1):38-4533
METHODOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE PHASE II STUDY AFF006 EVALUATING AMYLOID-BETA -TARGETING VACCINE AFFITOPE® AD02 IN EARLY ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE – PROSPECTIVE USE OF NOVEL COMPOSITE SCALESJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(2):91-10233
BEYOND THE CONTROVERSY ON Aß BLOOD-BASED BIOMARKERSJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(1):51-5532
TRIAL DESIGN FOR THE EVALUATION OF NEUROPSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOMS IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: CONSIDERATIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONSJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(3):163-16432
AT A CROSSROADS: A PERSPECTIVE ON DRUG DEVELOPMENT FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE IN 2016 J Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(4):181-18431
PROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF COGNITIVE HEALTH AND RELATED FACTORS IN ELDERLY AT RISK FOR DEVELOPING ALZHEIMER’S DEMENTIA: A LONGITUDINAL COHORT STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(4):256-26631
EDITORIAL : THE BRAINHEALTHREGISTRY.ORG: USING THE INTERNET FOR IDENTIFICATION, ASSESSMENT, SCREENING, RECRUITMENT, AND LONGITUDINAL MONITORING OF SUBJECTS FOR NEUROSCIENCE AND ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE STUJ Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(2):59-6130
PRIMARY PREVENTION OF DEMENTIA: AN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL POINT OF VIEWJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(3):160-16330
CTAD 2016 abstract: EXPEDITION3: A PHASE 3 TRIAL OF SOLANEZUMAB IN MILD DEMENTIA DUE TO ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE30
EFFECTS OF OMEGA-3 FATTY ACIDS ON RESTING CEREBRAL PERFUSION IN PATIENTS WITH MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(1):26-3030
IS A LARGE-SCALE SCREENING FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE POSSIBLE? YES, IN A FEW YEARSJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(4):221-22230
RANDOMIZED, PLACEBO CONTROLLED TRIAL OF NPT088, A PHAGE-DERIVED, AMYLOID-TARGETED TREATMENT FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(4):228-23130
EDITORIAL : MULTI-DOMAIN PREVENTION FOR A MULTI-FACTORIAL DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(1):4-529
THE FEASIBILITY OF AT-HOME IPAD COGNITIVE TESTING FOR USE IN CLINICAL TRIALSJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(1):8-1229
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND ß-AMYLOID BRAIN LEVELS IN HUMANS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEWJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(1):56-6328
COMMENT : A NEW ERA: DISEASE MODIFYING ALZHEIMER DISEASE PREVENTION TRIALS J Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(2):6828
STUDIES OF AGITATION / AGGRESSION IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE – SCIENTIFIC AND OPERATIONAL CHALLENGESJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(3):157-15928
DIETARY FACTORS AND COGNITIVE DECLINEJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(1):53-6428
LESSONS TO BE LEARNED ABOUT CLINICAL TRIALS IN PRECLINICAL AD FROM ONGOING LONGITUDINAL STUDIESJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(4):214-21528
PREVENTION OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE IN CHINESE POPULATIONS: STATUS, CHALLENGES AND DIRECTIONSJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(2):90-9428
MINIMIZING THE SAMPLE SIZES OF CLINICAL TRIALS ON PRECLINICAL AND EARLY SYMPTOMATIC STAGE OF ALZHEIMER DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(2):110-11928
A LITERATURE REVIEW OF METHODOLOGIES USED IN RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIALS OF AGITATION IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(2):120-13328
COMMENT: IS ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE DRUG DEVELOPMENT BROKEN? WHAT MUST BE IMPROVED J Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(1):8-1027
BLOOD-BRAIN BARRIER PERMEABILITY IN AGING AND ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(3):138-14027
AMYLOID AND TAU BIOMARKERS IN CSFJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(1):46-5027
INVESTIGATING FUNCTIONAL IMPAIRMENT IN PRECLINICAL ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(1):4-627
MRI FOR PRE-DEMENTIA TRIALSJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(1):5-727
DEVELOPMENT OF AZELIRAGON, AN ORAL SMALL MOLECULE ANTAGONIST OF THE RECEPTOR FOR ADVANCED GLYCATION ENDPRODUCTS, FOR THE POTENTIAL SLOWING OF LOSS OF COGNITION IN MILD ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(2):149-15426
CLINICAL APPLICATION OF APOE IN ALZHEIMER’S PREVENTION: A PRECISION MEDICINE APPROACHJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(4):245-25226
LONGITUDINAL COMPARISON OF IN CLINIC AND AT HOME ADMINISTRATION OF THE COGSTATE BRIEF BATTERY AND DEMONSTRATED PRACTICE EFFECTS IN THE MAYO CLINIC STUDY OF AGINGJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;7(1):21-2826
COMMENT: IS ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE DRUG DEVELOPMENT BROKEN? WHAT MUST BE IMPROVED?J Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(1):6-725
BASELINE SUBJECTIVE MEMORY COMPLAINTS ASSOCIATE WITH INCREASED RISK OF INCIDENT DEMENTIA: THE PREADVISE TRIALJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(1):11-1625
IMMUNOTHERAPY OF AD: ALUM DEMAIN?J Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(2):80-8125
COMPUTERIZED COGNITIVE TESTING FOR USE IN CLINICAL TRIALS: A COMPARISON OF THE NIH TOOLBOX AND COGSTATE C3 BATTERIESJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(1):3-1125
REVISITING THE CHOLINERGIC HYPOTHESIS IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: EMERGING EVIDENCE FROM TRANSLATIONAL AND CLINICAL RESEARCHJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(1):2-1525
FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: AN OVERVIEW OF REVIEWSJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(2):121-13425
IMPACT OF DIETARY FACTORS AND INFLAMMATION ON COGNITION AMONG OLDER ADULTSJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(4):220-22624
NEW IPA CRITERIA FOR AGITATION IN COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENTJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(3):160-16224
BARRIERS FOR PREVENTION AND PRODROMAL AD TRIALSJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(2):66-6724
TURNING POINT TOWARDS BLOOD BIOMARKER-GUIDED TARGETED THERAPY FOR PRECISION MEDICINE IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(3):160-16424
WEB-BASED SOFTWARE FOR REAL-TIME SIMULATION-ASSISTED TRIAL DESIGN IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(1):20-2323
TEA FOR ALZHEIMER PREVENTIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(2):136-14123
SELF-REPORTED MEMORY COMPLAINTS: A COMPARISON OF DEMENTED AND UNIMPAIRED OUTCOMESJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(1):13-1923
THE VALUE OF PRE-SCREENING IN THE ALZHEIMER’S PREVENTION INITIATIVE (API) AUTOSOMAL DOMINANT ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE TRIALJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(1):49-5423
ALZHEIMER’S PREVENTION EDUCATION: IF WE BUILD IT, WILL THEY COME? www.AlzU.orgJ Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(2):91-9822
COMMENT : ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE DRUG DEVELOPMENT: TRIAL-READY COHORTS SHOULD HELPJ Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(2):69-7022
ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE PREVENTION: REALITY OR UTOPIA?J Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(3):141-14222
FOREWORD: AD DRUG DEVELOPMENT IS NOT BROKEN: CLINICAL TRIALS IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE 2014 CONFERENCE, PHILADELPHIAJ Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(3):212-21322
COGNITIVE REHABILITATION IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE – A CONCEPTUAL AND METHODOLOGICAL REVIEWJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(2):142-15222
DEMENTIA PREVENTION BY DISEASE-MODIFICATION THROUGH NUTRITIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(3):138-13922
A NOVEL STUDY PARADIGM FOR LONG-TERM PREVENTION TRIALS IN ALZHEIMER DISEASE: THE PLACEBO GROUP SIMULATION APPROACH (PGSA). APPLICATION TO MCI DATA FROM THE NACC DATABASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(2):99-10921
DEMENTIA PREVENTION: OPTIMIZING THE USE OF OBSERVATIONAL DATA FOR PERSONAL, CLINICAL, AND PUBLIC HEALTH DECISION-MAKING J Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(2):117-12321
COMMUNITY-BASED INTERVENTION FOR PREVENTION OF DEMENTIA IN JAPANJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(1):71-7621
THE HARVARD AUTOMATED PHONE TASK: NEW PERFORMANCE-BASED ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING TESTS FOR EARLY ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE J Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(4):242-25321
ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION: INITIATIVES & PUBLIC HEALTH PERSPECTIVEJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(4):178-18021
ALBUMIN, HEMOGLOBIN, AND THE TRAJECTORY OF COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN COMMUNITY-DWELLING OLDER JAPANESE: A 13-YEAR LONGITUDINAL STUDY J Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(2):93-9921
ADHERENCE TO THE MEDITERRANEAN DIET IS NOT RELATED TO BETA-AMYLOID DEPOSITION: DATA FROM THE WOMEN’S HEALTHY AGEING PROJECTJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(2):137-14121
PTI-125 REDUCES BIOMARKERS OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE IN PATIENTSJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;4(7):256-26421
COMMENT : E.U./U.S. CTAD TASK FORCE ON ALZHEIMER\'S TRIAL POPULATIONS FOR STUDY J Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(2):66-6720
A PATIENT-CENTERED ANALYSIS OF ENROLLMENT AND RETENTION IN A RANDOMIZED BEHAVIORAL TRIAL OF TWO COGNITIVE REHABILITATION INTERVENTIONS FOR MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENTJ Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(3):143-15020
ASSESSMENT OF AGE-RELATED DIFFERENCES IN FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY USING THE VIRTUAL REALITY FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY ASSESSMENT TOOL (VRFCAT)J Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(2):121-12720
GINKGO BILOBA EXTRACT CONSUMPTION AND LONG-TERM OCCURRENCE OF DEATH AND DEMENTIAJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(1):16-2020
PLASMA A?42/40 RATIO DETECTS EARLY STAGES OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND CORRELATES WITH CSF AND NEUROIMAGING BIOMARKERS IN THE AB255 STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(1):34-4120
ARIZONA ALZHEIMER’S REGISTRY: STRATEGY AND OUTCOMES OF A STATEWIDE RESEARCH RECRUITMENT REGISTRY J Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(2):74-7919
AN OPEN-LABEL TRIAL OF YOKUKANSAN ON SLEEP DISTURBANCE IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND OTHER DEMENTIAJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(3):172-17719
COSTS AND RESOURCE USE ASSOCIATED WITH ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE IN ITALY: RESULTS FROM AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(1):55-6419
AADVAC1, AN ACTIVE IMMUNOTHERAPY FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND NON ALZHEIMER TAUOPATHIES: AN OVERVIEW OF PRECLINICAL AND CLINICAL DEVELOPMENTJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(1):63-6919
THINKING ABOUT COGNITIVE FRAILTYJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(1):7-1018
A NOVEL EIGENVECTOR-BASED METHOD TO DETECT MILD ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE USING EVENT-RELATED POTENTIALSJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(2):101-10418
PSYCHOMETRIC EVALUATION OF THE NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL TEST BATTERY IN INDIVIDUALS WITH NORMAL COGNITION, MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT, OR MILD TO MODERATE ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: RESULTS FROM A LONGITUDINAL STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(4):236-24418
DESIGNING TRIALS OF DISEASE MODIFYING AGENTS FOR EARLY AND PRECLINICAL ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE INTERVENTION: WHAT EVIDENCE IS MEANINGFUL TO PATIENTS, PROVIDERS, AND PAYERS?J Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(1):20-2618
COMMENT: HIGH ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE STUDY COMPLEXITY - LOW SUCCESS RATEJ Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(1):11-1217
CEREAL INTAKE INCREASES AND DAIRY PRODUCTS DECREASE RISK OF COGNITIVE DECLINE AMONG ELDERLY FEMALE JAPANESEJ Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(3):160-16717
THREE CARDINAL LESSONS FROM ADAPT – 10 YEARS ONJ Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(3):176-18017
NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL PROFILE OF “COGNITIVE FRAILTY” SUBJECTS IN MAPT STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(3):151-15917
THE PARADOX OF RESEARCH ON DEMENTIA-ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(4):189-19117
SWINGS AND ROUNDABOUTS IN CNS DRUG BIOMARKERSJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(3):134-13517
BRAIN DONATION BY PROXY: ARE THERE PREDICTORS IN NEURODEGENERATIVE DEMENTIA?J Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(3):151-15916
INTEGRATING INFORMATION FROM FDG - AND AMYLOID PET FOR DETECTING DIFFERENT TYPES OF DEMENTIA IN OLDER PERSONS. A CASE-SERIES STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(3):127-13216
FEMALE SEX AND ALZHEIMER’S RISK: THE MENOPAUSE CONNECTIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(4):225-23016
REPORT FROM THE FIRST CLINICAL TRIALS ON ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE (CTAD) ASIA-CHINA 2018 : BRINGING TOGETHER GLOBAL LEADERSJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(2):144-14716
DIETARY FAT INTAKE AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION AMONG OLDER POPULATIONS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSISJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(3):204-21116
COMPARING THE STANDARD AND ELECTRONIC VERSIONS OF THE ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE ASSESSMENT SCALE – COGNITIVE SUBSCALE: A VALIDATION STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(4):237-24116
COMMENT : CLINICAL TRIALS FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE TURNED A CORNER IN 2013’ J Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(2):71-7315
CLINICAL EFFECTS OF ORAL TRAMIPROSATE IN APOE4/4 HOMOZYGOUS PATIENTS WITH MILD ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE SUGGEST DISEASE MODIFICATIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(3):136-13715
AURAPTENE IN THE PEELS OF CITRUS KAWACHIENSIS (KAWACHIBANKAN) CONTRIBUTES TO THE PRESERVATION OF COGNITIVE FUNCTION: A RANDOMIZED, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED, DOUBLE-BLIND STUDY IN HEALTHY VOLUNTEERSJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(3):197-20115
DIABETES MELLITUS AND COGNITIVE DECLINE – PREVENTION SHOULD NOT BE DELAYED!J Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(2):95-9715
FEASIBILITY OF USING A WEARABLE BIOSENSOR DEVICE IN PATIENTS AT RISK FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE DEMENTIAJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;7(2):104-11115
MEDITERRANEAN DIET AND MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING-ASSESSED BRAIN ATROPHY IN COGNITIVELY NORMAL INDIVIDUALS AT RISK FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(1):23-3214
HIPPOCAMPAL ASTROCYTES AND ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE J Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(2):124-12814
JPAD IS MOVING FASTJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(1):3-414
ANTIOXIDANTS IN THE DIET AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION: WHICH ROLE FOR THE MEDITERRANEAN LIFE-STYLE?J Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(1):58-6414
EPIGALLOCATECHIN 3-GALLATE AS AN INHIBITOR OF TAU PHOSPHORYLATION AND AGGREGATION: A MOLECULAR AND STRUCTURAL INSIGHTJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(4):218-22514
WHO GUIDELINES ON COMMUNITY-LEVEL INTERVENTIONS TO MANAGE DECLINES IN INTRINSIC CAPACITY: THE ROAD TO PREVENTION COGNITIVE DECLINE IN OLDER AGE?J Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(3):165-16714
INCREASED FUNCTIONAL CONNECTIVITY AFTER LISTENING TO FAVORED MUSIC IN ADULTS WITH ALZHEIMER DEMENTIAJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(1):56-6214
IMPLEMENTING A MEMORY CLINIC MODEL TO FACILITATE RECRUITMENT INTO EARLY PHASE CLINICAL TRIALS FOR MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT AND ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(2):135-13814
OVERTREATING ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;2(8):234-23614
PREDICTION OF COGNITIVE DECLINE FOR ENRICHMENT OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE CLINICAL TRIALSJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;3(9):400-40914
HIGHER COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE IS PROSPECTIVELY ASSOCIATED WITH HEALTHY DIETARY CHOICES: THE MAINE SYRACUSE LONGITUDINAL STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(1):24-3213
DIABETES MITIGATES THE ROLE OF MEMORY COMPLAINT IN PREDICTING DEMENTIA RISK: RESULTS FROM THE PREVENTION OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE WITH VITAMIN E AND SELENIUM STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(3):143-14813
CARE MANAGEMENT TO PROMOTE TREATMENT ADHERENCE IN PATIENTS WITH COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT AND VASCULAR RISK FACTORS: A DEMONSTRATION PROJECTJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(1):36-4113
COGNITIVE FRAILTY AND INCIDENCE OF DEMENTIA IN OLDER PERSONSJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(1):42-4813
ANALYSIS OF THE RELATIONSHIP OF COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT AND FUNCTIONAL IMPAIRMENT IN MILD ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE IN EXPEDITION 3J Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(3):184-18713
EFFECTIVENESS OF THE OPEN SCREENING PROGRAMS IN RECRUITING SUBJECTS TO PRODROMAL AND MILD ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE CLINICAL TRIALSJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;4(7):251-25513
COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF DEMENTIA PREVENTION INTERVENTIONSJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;2(8):210-21713
MEMORY BROUGHT TO MIND. FIVE-YEAR FOLLOW-UP OF CASE FINDING AND INTERVENTION OF DEMENTIA IN A SWEDISH PRIMARY HEALTH CARE DISTRICTJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(1):17-2312
IMAGING VASCULAR DISEASE AND AMYLOID IN THE AGING BRAIN: IMPLICATIONS FOR TREATMENTJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(1):64-7012
THE EFFECT OF VASCULAR NEUROPATHOLOGY ON LATE-LIFE COGNITION: RESULTS FROM THE SMART PROJECTJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(2):85-9112
SHORT-TERM PRACTICE EFFECTS AND AMYLOID DEPOSITION: PROVIDING INFORMATION ABOVE AND BEYOND BASELINE COGNITIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(2):87-9212
COMBINING GEOSPATIAL ANALYSIS WITH DEMENTIA RISK UTILISING GENERAL PRACTICE DATA: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEWJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(1):71-7712
PROSPECTS FOR EFFECTIVE TREATMENT OF THE DEMENTIA-ALZHEIMER SYNDROME: A RENEWED ODYSSEY IN SEARCH OF THE MAGIC ELIXIRJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(4):215-21712
ASSESSMENT OF INSTRUMENTAL ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING IN OLDER ADULTS WITH SUBJECTIVE COGNITIVE DECLINE USING THE VIRTUAL REALITY FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY ASSESSMENT TOOL (VRFCAT)J Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(4):216-22412
BIOLOGICAL AND COGNITIVE MARKERS OF PRESENILIN1 E280A AUTOSOMAL DOMINANT ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF THE COLOMBIAN KINDREDJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(2):112-12012
GEROSCIENCE AND THE ROLE OF AGING IN THE ETIOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;7(1):2-312
DATA-DRIVEN PARTICIPANT RECRUITMENT: FINDINGS FROM THE ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE NEUROIMAGING INITIATIVE 3J Prev Alz Dis 2020;7(2):122-12712
A MACHINE LEARNING FRAMEWORK FOR ASSESSMENT OF COGNITIVE AND FUNCTIONAL IMPAIRMENTS IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: DATA PREPROCESSING AND ANALYSISJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;7(2):87-9412
CURRENT STATE OF SELF-ADMINISTERED BRIEF COMPUTERIZED COGNITIVE ASSESSMENTS FOR DETECTION OF COGNITIVE DISORDERS IN OLDER ADULTS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEWJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;3(8):267-27612
THE UPS AND DOWNS OF AMYLOID IN ALZHEIMER’SJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;1(9):92-9512
THE TIMECOURSE OF GLOBAL COGNITIVE GAINS FROM SUPERVISED COMPUTER-ASSISTED COGNITIVE TRAINING: A RANDOMISED, ACTIVE-CONTROLLED TRIAL IN ELDERLY WITH MULTIPLE DEMENTIA RISK FACTORSJ Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(1):33-3911
THE RELATIONSHIP OF HEMOGLOBIN LEVELS, DELIRIUM AND COGNITIVE STATUS IN HOSPITALIZED GERIATRIC PATIENTS: RESULTS FROM THE CRIME STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(3):178-18311
NEW FINDINGS WITH REANALYSIS OF THE DOMINO TRIAL ?J Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(3):21211
ASSESSING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VITAMIN D STATUS AND IMPAIRMENTS IN COGNITIVE AND PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE IN OLDER ADULTS USING A DUAL TASK PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE TEST J Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(1):29-3611
ASSOCIATIONS OF LONG-TERM TEA CONSUMPTION WITH DEPRESSIVE AND ANXIETY SYMPTOMS IN COMMUNITY-LIVING ELDERLY: FINDINGS FROM THE DIET AND HEALTHY AGING STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(1):21-2511
EFFECTS OF A SIX-MONTH MULTI-INGREDIENT NUTRITION SUPPLEMENT INTERVENTION OF OMEGA-3 POLYUNSATURATED FATTY ACIDS, VITAMIN D, RESVERATROL, AND WHEY PROTEIN ON COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN OLDER ADULTS: A RANDOMISED, DOUBLE-BLIND, CONTROLLED TRIALJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(3):175-18311
MEDITERRANEAN-DASH INTERVENTION FOR NEURODEGENERATIVE DELAY (MIND) DIET SLOWS COGNITIVE DECLINE AFTER STROKEJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(4):267-27311
FUTILITY ANALYSES IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE (AD) CLINICAL TRIALS: A RISKY BUSINESSJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;3(7):195-19611
IMMUNOTHERAPY FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: CURRENT SCENARIO AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVESJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;4(8):534-55111
STIMULUS-LOCKED LATERALIZED READINESS POTENTIAL AND PERFORMANCE: USEFUL MARKERS FOR DIFFERENTIATING BETWEEN AMNESTIC SUBTYPES OF MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENTJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(1):21-2810
COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE DOES NOT LIMIT PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PARTICIPATION IN THE LIFESTYLE INTERVENTIONS AND INDEPENDENCE FOR ELDERS PILOT STUDY (LIFE-P)J Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(1):44-5010
SEX AND AGE DIFFERENCES IN THE ASSOCIATION OF BLOOD PRESSURE AND HYPERTENSION WITH COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN THE ELDERLY: THE RANCHO BERNARDO STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(3):165-17310
ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING MEASURED BY THE HARVARD AUTOMATED PHONE TASK TRACK WITH COGNITIVE DECLINE OVER TIME IN NON-DEMENTED ELDERLYJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(2):81-8610
DEMENTIA: CREATING A KNOWLEDGE-BASED HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(1):85-8610
LONG-TERM TEA CONSUMPTION AND DEPRESSIVE AND ANXIETY SYMPTOMS IN ELDERLYJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(1):8710
DETECTION OF RATER ERRORS ON COGNITIVE INSTRUMENTS IN A CLINICAL TRIAL SETTINGJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(3):188-19610
BIFIDOBACTERIUM BREVE A1 SUPPLEMENTATION IMPROVED COGNITIVE DECLINE IN OLDER ADULTS WITH MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT: AN OPEN-LABEL, SINGLE-ARM STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(1):70-7510
INTER-SPECIES GLIA DIFFERENCES: IMPLICATIONS FOR SUCCESSFUL TRANSLATION OF TRANSGENIC RODENT ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE MODEL TREATMENT USING BEXAROTENEJ Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(1):46-509
CURCUMIN MICELLES IMPROVE MITOCHONDRIAL FUNCTION IN A MOUSE MODEL OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE J Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(2):80-839
MODERATE, REGULAR ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION IS ASSOCIATED WITH HIGHER COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN OLDER COMMUNITY-DWELLING ADULTSJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(2):105-1139
EFFECTS OF THE VACCINE VANUTIDE CRIDIFICAR WITH QS-21 ADJUVANT ON IMMUNOGENICITYJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(4):1889
MODEST OVERWEIGHT AND HEALTHY DIETARY HABITS REDUCE RISK OF DEMENTIA: A NATIONWIDE SURVEY IN TAIWANJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(1):37-439
OBJECTIVE COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT AND PROGRESSION TO DEMENTIA IN WOMEN: THE PROSPECTIVE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL RISK FACTOR STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(3):194-2009
EXPANDING THE TOOLKIT FOR STUDIES OF AGINGJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(2):69-709
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SKILLS IN AGING, MCI AND DEMENTIA: CROSS SECTIONAL RELATIONSHIP TO 18F-FLORBETAPIR PET CORTICAL Β-AMYLOID DEPOSITIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(4):274-2829
LINKING GEROSCIENCE AND INTEGRATED CARE TO REINFORCE PREVENTIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;7(2):68-699
ELEVATED BLOOD HOMOCYSTEINE AND RISK OF ALZHEIMER’S DEMENTIA: AN UPDATED SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS BASED ON PROSPECTIVE STUDIESJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;3(8):329-3349
COMMENTARY: FUTURE OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE TREATMENT: COMBINATION THERAPY AND PRECISION MEDICINEJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;4(10):743-7459
REPLY TO THE LETTER TO THE EDITOR: RESPONSE TO CONCERNS RAISED ON MRI SURVEILLANCE AND CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS OF ARIA IN DISEASE MODIFYING TREATMENTJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;1(11):261-2629
VALIDATION OF AN ULTRA-SENSITIVE METHOD FOR QUANTITATION OF PHOSPHO-TAU 217 (PTAU217) IN HUMAN PLASMA, SERUM, AND CSF USING THE ALZPATH PTAU217 ASSAY ON THE QUANTERIX HD-X PLATFORMJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;5(11):1206-12119
EFFECT OF PUNICALAGIN AND RESVERATROL ON METHIONINE SULFOXIDE REDUCTASE: A POSSIBLE PROTECTIVE CONTRIBUTION AGAINST ALZHEIMER DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2015;2(1):33-378
GINKGETIN AMELIORATES NEUROPATHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN APP/PS1 TRANSGENICAL MICE MODELJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(1):24-298
POTENTIAL UTILITY OF PRACTICE EFFECTS IN PREVENTIVE TRIALSJ Prev Alz Dis 2017;4(3):140-1428
STRONG RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MALNUTRITION AND COGNITIVE FRAILTY IN THE SINGAPORE LONGITUDINAL AGEING STUDIES (SLAS-1 AND SLAS-2)J Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(2):142-1488
RESPONSES: LONG-TERM TEA CONSUMPTION AND DEPRESSIVE AND ANXIETY SYMPTOMS IN ELDERLYJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(1):878
CROSS-SECTIONAL CHARACTERIZATION OF ALBUMIN GLYCATION STATE IN CEREBROSPINAL FLUID AND PLASMA FROM ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE PATIENTSJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(2):139-1438
SHIFT IN HOSPITALIZATIONS FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE TO RELATED DEMENTIAS IN FRANCE BETWEEN 2007 AND 2017J Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(2):108-1118
NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL, PSYCHIATRIC, AND FUNCTIONAL CORRELATES OF CLINICAL TRIAL ENROLLMENTJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(4):242-2478
SENSITIVITY OF THE PRECLINICAL ALZHEIMER’S COGNITIVE COMPOSITE (PACC), PACC5, AND REPEATABLE BATTERY FOR NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL STATUS (RBANS) TO AMYLOID STATUS IN PRECLINICAL ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE -ATABECESTAT PHASE 2B/3 EARLY CLINICAL TRIALJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;2(9):255-2618
EFFECTIVENESS OF PHYSICAL EXERCISE ON ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE. A SYSTEMATIC REVIEWJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;4(9):601-6168
ASSOCIATIONS OF STAGES OF OBJECTIVE MEMORY IMPAIRMENT WITH CEREBROSPINAL FLUID AND NEUROIMAGING BIOMARKERS OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;1(10):112-1198
FORECASTING THE PREVALENCE OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AT MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT AND MILD DEMENTIA STAGES IN FRANCE IN 2022J Prev Alz Dis 2023;2(10):259-2668
INITIAL EXPERIENCES WITH AMYLOID-RELATED IMAGING ABNORMALITIES IN PATIENTS RECEIVING ADUCANUMAB FOLLOWING ACCELERATED APPROVALJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;4(10):765-7708
THE ROOM WHERE IT HAPPENS: CLINICIAN REFLECTIONS ON RETURNING PRECLINICAL ALZHEIMER’S BIOMARKER RESULTS TO RESEARCH PARTICIPANTSJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;1(11):1-68
NEUROPROTECTIVE EFFECTS OF A VARIETY OF POMEGRANATE JUICE EXTRACTS (PJE) AGAINST THE EXCITOTOXIN QUINOLINIC ACID IN HUMAN PRIMARY NEURONS J Prev Alz Dis 2014;1(2):84-907
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: PREVENTING DEMENTIA THROUGH COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT AND ALTRUISTIC BEHAVIORSJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(4):259-2607
GEOGRAPHIC CLUSTERS OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE MORTALITY RATES IN THE USA: 2008-2012J Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(4):231-2357
MRI CLINICAL RATINGS AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN A CROSS-SECTIONAL POPULATION STUDY OF DEMENTIA: THE CACHE COUNTY MEMORY STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2019;6(2):100-1077
SELF-ADMINISTERED COGNITIVE TESTING BY OLDER ADULTS AT-RISK FOR COGNITIVE DECLINEJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;4(7):283-2877
THE EU/US TASK FORCE’S FUTURE FOR ANTI-AMYLOID TRIALS: FAITES VOS JEUXJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;3(7):199-2007
NUTRITION TO PREVENT OR TREAT COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT IN OLDER ADULTS: A GRADE RECOMMENDATIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;1(8):110-1167
PROSPECTIVE ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN PLASMA AMYLOIDBETA 42/40 AND FRAILTY IN COMMUNITY-DWELLING OLDER ADULTSJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;1(8):41-477
SUGAR IN BEVERAGE AND THE RISK OF INCIDENT DEMENTIA, ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND STROKE: A PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;2(8):188-1937
A WEB-BASED MULTIDOMAIN LIFESTYLE INTERVENTION FOR OLDER ADULTS: THE EMIND RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;2(8):142-1507
EFFECTS OF FOLIC ACID AND VITAMIN B12 SUPPLEMENTATION ON COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT AND INFLAMMATION IN PATIENTS WITH ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: A RANDOMIZED, SINGLE-BLINDED, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED TRIALJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;3(8):249-2567
PREVENTION OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND COGNITIVE DECLINE WITH DIET & LIFESTYLE: PROCEEDINGS OF THE A. G. LEVENTIS FOUNDATION CONFERENCEJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;1(10):137-1437
PREDICTIVE UTILITY OF PLASMA AMYLOID AND TAU FOR COGNITIVE DECLINE IN COGNITIVELY NORMAL ADULTSJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;2(10):178-1857
CTAD TASK FORCE PAPER - NEUROPSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOMS IN AD: CLINICAL TRIALS TARGETING MILD BEHAVIORAL IMPAIRMENT: A REPORT FROM THE INTERNATIONAL CTAD TASK FORCEJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;1(11):56-647
AGING, SENESCENCE, AND DEMENTIAJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;3(9):523-5316
THE EFFECTS OF SUBJECTIVE COGNITIVE DECLINE ON APOE GENOTYPE DISCLOSURE IN THE BUTLER HOSPITAL ALZHEIMER’S PREVENTION REGISTRYJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;2(10):152-1616
A PRAGMATIC, INVESTIGATOR-DRIVEN PROCESS FOR DISCLOSURE OF AMYLOID PET SCAN RESULTS TO ADNI-4 RESEARCH PARTICIPANTSJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;2(11):294-3026
EFFECTS OF COMPUTERIZED COGNITIVE TRAINING ON GAIT SPEED IN COMMUNITY DWELLING OLDER ADULTS, A PILOT STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2016;3(3):145-1505
DEVELOPMENT OF AN UPSA SHORT FORM FOR USE IN LONGITUDINAL STUDIES IN THE EARLY ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE SPECTRUMJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;3(7):179-1835
AN INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVE: FUTURE OF ANTI-AMYLOID TRIALSJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;3(7):142-1435
A IS FOR AMYLOIDJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;3(7):140-1415
A JAPANESE MULTICENTER STUDY ON PET AND OTHER BIOMARKERS FOR SUBJECTS WITH POTENTIAL PRECLINICAL AND PRODROMAL ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;4(8):495-5025
COHORT-SPECIFIC OPTIMIZATION OF MODELS PREDICTING PRECLINICAL ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE, TO ENHANCE SCREENING PERFORMANCE IN THE MIDDLE OF PRECLINICAL ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE CLINICAL STUDIESJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;4(8):503-5125
DISEASE BURDEN AND ATTRIBUTABLE RISK FACTORS OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND DEMENTIA IN CHINA FROM 1990 TO 2019J Prev Alz Dis 2022;2(9):306-3145
CLINICAL RESEARCH INVESTIGATING ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE IN CHINA: CURRENT STATUS AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES TOWARD PREVENTIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;3(9):532-5415
DEMOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF INDUSTRY-SPONSORED ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE TRIAL POPULATIONS IN THE UNITED STATESJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;1(10):130-1325
PHARMACOLOGICAL INVENTIONS FOR ALZHEIMER TREATMENT IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: A REVISION PATENT FROM 2010 – 2020J Prev Alz Dis 2023;1(10):50-685
MEDICAL JOURNEY OF PATIENTS WITH MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT AND MILD ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE DEMENTIA: A CROSS-SECTIONAL SURVEY OF PATIENTS, CARE PARTNERS, AND NEUROLOGISTSJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;2(10):162-1705
LONGITUDINAL EXPOSURE–RESPONSE MODELING OF MULTIPLE INDICATORS OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE PROGRESSIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;2(10):212-2225
SCREENING OVER SPEECH IN UNSELECTED POPULATIONS FOR CLINICAL TRIALS IN AD (PROSPECT-AD): STUDY DESIGN AND PROTOCOLJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;2(10):314-3215
NEUROINFLAMMATION BIOMARKERS IN THE AT(N) FRAMEWORK ACROSS THE ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE CONTINUUMJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):401-4175
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: FIRST EXPERIENCES WITH AMYLOID-RELATED IMAGING ABNORMALITIES – YET WITHOUT IMAGING THAT CAN RULE OUT CEREBRAL INJURY OR MONITOR EFFICACY OF RECOMMENDED MANAGEMENTJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;1(11):259-2605
CLINICAL CORRELATES OF THE PET-BASED BRAAK STAGING FRAMEWORK IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;2(11):414-4215
EFFECTS OF A GROUP-BASED 8-WEEK MULTICOMPONENT COGNITIVE TRAINING ON COGNITION, MOOD AND ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING AMONG HEALTHY OLDER ADULTS: A ONE-YEAR FOLLOW-UP OF A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;7(2):112-1214
SEARCHING FOR THE HOLY GRAIL WILL NEED BIOMARKERSJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;7(1):4-64
IS RELUCTANCE TO SHARE ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE BIOMARKER STATUS WITH A STUDY PARTNER A BARRIER TO PRECLINICAL TRIAL RECRUITMENT?J Prev Alz Dis 2021;1(8):52-584
A NOVEL COMPUTERIZED COGNITIVE STRESS TEST TO DETECT MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENTJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;2(8):135-1414
ENVIRONMENTAL DISTRACTIONS DURING UNSUPERVISED REMOTE DIGITAL COGNITIVE ASSESSMENTJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;3(8):263-2664
QUANTIFYING RECRUITMENT SOURCE AND PARTICIPANT COMMUNICATION PREFERENCES FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE PREVENTION RESEARCHJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;3(8):299-3054
PERIPHERAL BLOOD BRCA1 METHYLATION POSITIVELY CORRELATES WITH MAJOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE RISK FACTORSJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;4(8):477-4824
THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PEANUT AND PEANUT BUTTER CONSUMPTION AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION AMONG COMMUNITY-DWELLING OLDER ADULTSJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;4(8):436-4414
RECRUITMENT OF OLDER AFRICAN AMERICANS IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE CLINICAL TRIALS USING A COMMUNITY EDUCATION APPROACHJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;4(9):672-6784
US ADULTS’ LIKELIHOOD TO PARTICIPATE IN DEMENTIA PREVENTION DRUG TRIALS: RESULTS FROM THE NATIONAL POLL ON HEALTHY AGINGJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;1(10):34-404
FRUCTOSE CONSUMPTION IS ASSOCIATED WITH A HIGHER RISK OF DEMENTIA AND ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: A PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;2(10):186-1924
EXPECTANCY DOES NOT PREDICT 18-MONTH TREATMENT OUTCOMES WITH COGNITIVE TRAINING IN MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENTJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;1(11):71-784
ADDING THE TOPOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION FROM TAU-PET TO THE A/T/(N) FRAMEWORK: STEPS TOWARDS STAGING AD IN VIVOJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):381-3864
REPRODUCTIVE MARKERS IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE PROGRESSION: THE FRAMINGHAM HEART STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):530-5354
ASSOCIATION BETWEEN LONGITUDINAL CEREBROSPINAL FLUID ALZHEIMER’S BIOMARKERS AND THE LIFESTYLE FOR BRAIN HEALTH (LIBRA) INDEX: FINDINGS FROM THE EUROPEAN PREVENTION OF ALZHEIMER’S DEMENTIA COHORT STUDY (EPAD LCS)J Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):543-5504
METFORMIN IN THE PREVENTION OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE RELATED DEMENTIASJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;4(10):706-7174
PHASE 1/2A INTRAVENOUS AND SUBCUTANEOUS OLIGOMERSPECIFIC ANTIBODY KHK6640 IN MILD TO MODERATE ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;1(11):65-704
POTENTIAL IMPLICATIONS OF SLOWING DISEASE PROGRESSION IN AMYLOID-POSITIVE EARLY ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: ESTIMATES FROM REAL-WORLD DATAJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;2(11):310-3194
AT-HOME ADMINISTRATION OF GANTENERUMAB BY CARE PARTNERS TO PEOPLE WITH EARLY ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: FEASIBILITY, SAFETY AND PHARMACODYNAMIC IMPACTJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;3(11):537-5484
EVALUATING CAUSAL EFFECTS OF GUT MICROBIOME ON ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;6(11):1843-18484
NEUROPROTECTIVE EFFECTS OF GUARANA (PAULLINIA CUPANA MART.) AGAINST VINCRISTINE IN VITRO EXPOSUREJ Prev Alz Dis 2018;5(1):65-703
EFFECTS OF RICE WINE LEES ON COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN COMMUNITY-DWELLING PHYSICALLY ACTIVE OLDER ADULTS: A PILOT RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;7(2):95-1033
THE PATIENT IN YOUR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE STUDY MAY BE IN ANOTHER: DUPLICATION AND DECEPTION IN CLINICAL TRIALS OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;7(1):43-463
EXPLORING FACTORS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO JOINING AND REGULARLY PRACTICING IN COGNITIVE TRAINING AMONG HEALTHY OLDER ADULTS: A ONE-YEAR FOLLOW-UP QUALITATIVE STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;7(2):75-813
COMMUNICATING PERSONAL RISK PROFILES OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE TO OLDER ADULTS: A PILOT TRIALJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;1(9):144-1503
REPRESENTATION OF RACIAL AND ETHNIC MINORITY POPULATIONS IN DEMENTIA PREVENTION TRIALS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEWJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;1(9):113-1183
KETONE ESTER EFFECTS ON BIOMARKERS OF BRAIN METABOLISM AND COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE IN COGNITIVELY INTACT ADULTS ≥ 55 YEARS OLD. A STUDY PROTOCOL FOR A DOUBLEBLINDED RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIALJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;1(9):54-663
INTERVENTION FOR COGNITIVE RESERVE ENHANCEMENT IN DELAYING THE ONSET OF ALZHEIMER’S SYMPTOMATIC EXPRESSION (INCREASE) STUDY: RESULTS FROM A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED STUDY OF MEDICATION THERAPY MANAGEMENT TARGETING A DELAY IN PRODROMAL DEMENTIA SYMPTOM PROGRESSIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;4(9):646-6543
A HIERARCHICAL BAYESIAN LATENT CLASS MODEL FOR THE DIAGNOSTIC PERFORMANCE OF MINI-MENTAL STATE EXAMINATION AND MONTREAL COGNITIVE ASSESSMENT IN SCREENING MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT DUE TO ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;4(9):589-6003
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: GENETICALLY DETERMINED ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE IS ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED RISK OF VARICOSE VEIN: A MENDELIAN RANDOMIZATION STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;4(9):816-8173
WHITE MATTER HYPERINTENSITY AS A VASCULAR CONTRIBUTION TO THE AT(N) FRAMEWORKJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):387-4003
HIGH INTAKE OF DIETARY CHOLESTEROL DECREASES THE RISK OF ALL-CAUSE DEMENTIA AND AD DEMENTIA: A RESULTS FROM FRAMINGHAM OFFSPRING COHORTJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;4(10):748-7553
PLASMA OLIGOMER Β-AMYLOID AND WHITE MATTER MICROSTRUCTURAL INTEGRITY IN COGNITIVELY NORMAL OLDER ADULTS ACCORDING TO CEREBRAL AMYLOID DEPOSITIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;4(10):837-8463
ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS AT THE INTERSECTION OF SOCIAL MEDIA AND DEMENTIA PREVENTION RESEARCHJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;2(11):274-2843
ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE BIOMARKER DECISION-MAKING AMONG PATIENTS WITH MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT AND THEIR CARE PARTNERSJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;2(11):285-2933
DOMINANTLY INHERITED ALZHEIMER NETWORK TRIALS UNIT (DIAN-TU): TRIAL SATISFACTION AND ATTITUDES TOWARDS FUTURE CLINICAL TRIALSJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;3(11):558-5663
PREDICTING COGNITIVE DECLINE FOR NON-DEMENTED ADULTS WITH HIGH BURDEN OF TAU PATHOLOGY, INDEPENDENT OF AMYLOID STATUSJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):908-9163
DISEASE-MODIFYING ANTIRHEUMATIC DRUGS AND DEMENTIA PREVENTION: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF OBSERVATIONAL EVIDENCE IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITISJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;5(11):1339-13473
META ANALYSIS OF THE CORRELATION BETWEEN PERIODONTAL HEALTH AND COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT IN THE OLDER POPULATIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;5(11):1307-13153
SEMORINEMAB PHARMACOKINETICS AND THE EFFECT ON PLASMA TOTAL TAU PHARMACODYNAMICS IN CLINICAL STUDIESJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;5(11):1241-12503
EFFECTS OF VITAMIN D3 COMBINED WITH FOLIC ACID ON DOMAIN AND SPECIFIC COGNITIVE FUNCTION AMONG PATIENTS WITH MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT: A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIALJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;6(11):1626-16333
EDITORIAL : ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE PREVENTION: REALITY OR UTOPIA?2
EFFECTS ON COGNITION OF BERRY, POMEGRANATE, GRAPE AND BIOPHENOLS: A GENERAL REVIEW2
INTEGRATING BIOMARKER OUTCOMES INTO CLINICAL TRIALS FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE IN DOWN SYNDROMEJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;1(8):48-512
MENTAL COMPONENT SCORE (MCS) FROM HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE PREDICTS INCIDENCE OF DEMENTIA IN U.S. MALESJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;2(8):169-1742
A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW ON THE FEASIBILITY OF SALIVARY BIOMARKERS FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;1(8):84-912
EXECUTIVE FUNCTION PREDICTS THE VALIDITY OF SUBJECTIVE MEMORY COMPLAINTS IN OLDER ADULTS BEYOND DEMOGRAPHIC, EMOTIONAL, AND CLINICAL FACTORSJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;2(8):161-1682
DOES TEA DRINKING PROMOTE HEALTH OF OLDER ADULTS: EVIDENCE FROM THE CHINA HEALTH AND NUTRITION SURVEYJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;2(8):194-1982
DETERMINANTS OF MEDICAL DIRECT COSTS OF CARE AMONG PATIENTS OF A MEMORY CENTERJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;3(8):351-3612
MAIL AND TELEPHONE OUTREACH FROM ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORDS FOR RESEARCH PARTICIPATION ON COGNITIVE HEALTH AND AGINGJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;3(8):292-2982
SENOLYTIC THERAPY TO MODULATE THE PROGRESSION OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE (STOMP-AD): A PILOT CLINICAL TRIALJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;1(9):22-292
IS “PRE-PRECLINICAL AD” HELPFUL TO THE EU/US CTAD TASK FORCE?J Prev Alz Dis 2022;1(9):1842
ANXIETY AND DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS AND CORTICAL AMYLOID-Β BURDEN IN COGNITIVELY UNIMPAIRED OLDER ADULTSJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;2(9):286-2962
EVERYDAY FUNCTIONING AND ENTORHINAL AND INFERIOR TEMPORAL TAU BURDEN IN COGNITIVELY NORMAL OLDER ADULTSJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;4(9):801-8082
ASSOCIATION OF A MIND DIET WITH BRAIN STRUCTURE AND DEMENTIA IN A FRENCH POPULATIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;4(9):655-6642
ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE CLINICAL TRIAL RESEARCH ADAPTATION FOLLOWING COVID-19 PANDEMIC ONSET: NATIONAL SAMPLE OF ALZHEIMER’S CLINICAL TRIAL CONSORTIUM SITESJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;4(9):665-6712
AGE, SEX, HYPERTENSIONANDHDL-CALTERSERUMBACE1ACTIVITY IN COGNITIVELY NORMAL SUBJECTS: IMPLICATIONS FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;4(9):708-7142
PROGRAMMED DEATH OF MICROGLIA IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: AUTOPHAGY, FERROPTOSIS, AND PYROPTOSISJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;1(10):95-1032
RISK ESTIMATES OF DEMENTIA AND ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AMONG DIFFERENT WHOLE GRAIN FOOD CONSUMPTION CATEGORIES: A PILOT STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;1(10):133-1362
MEDICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC RISK FACTORS FOR DEMENTIA IN VETERANS WITH AND WITHOUT TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY (TBI): A NATIONWIDE COHORT STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;2(10):244-2502
A GENETIC VALIDATION OF THE NEURODEGENERATION BIOMARKERS TAU-A AND TAU-C - A MENDELIAN RANDOMIZATION STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):536-5422
GENOTYPIC EFFECTS OF THE TOMM40’523 VARIANT AND APOE ON LONGITUDINAL COGNITIVE CHANGE OVER 4 YEARS: THE TOMMORROW STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;4(10):886-8942
RELATIONSHIPS OF HYPNOTICS WITH INCIDENT DEMENTIA AND ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY AND META-ANALYSISJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;1(11):117-1292
ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND AGING ASSOCIATION: IDENTIFICATION AND VALIDATION OF RELATED GENESJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;1(11):196-2132
THE THERAPEUTIC EFFECTS OF NONINVASIVE BRAIN STIMULATION COMBINED WITH COGNITIVE TRAINING IN ELDERS WITH ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE OR AMNESIC MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENTJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;1(11):222-2292
ERRATUM TO: CLINICAL EFFECTS OF TRAMIPROSATE IN APOE4/4 HOMOZYGOUS PATIENTS WITH MILD ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE SUGGEST DISEASE MODIFICATION POTENTIALJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;1(11):2642
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE-ASSOCIATED APOE Ε4 FREQUENCIES IN INDIAN POPULATION GENOMES MAY SUGGEST IMPLICATIONS IN LECANEMAB TREATMENTJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;2(11):525-5262
IMPACT OF DIFFERENTIAL RATES OF DISEASE PROGRESSION IN AMYLOID-POSITIVE EARLY ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: FINDINGS FROM A LONGITUDINAL COHORT ANALYSISJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;2(11):320-3282
EXAMINING THE DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY OF A NOVEL PERFORMANCE-BASED TEST FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE SCREENINGJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):903-9072
ASSOCIATION BETWEEN CEREBROSPINAL FLUID STREM2 LEVELS AND DEPRESSION: THE ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE NEUROIMAGING INITIATIVE STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):1087-10922
LEFT FRONTOPARIETAL CONTROL NETWORK CONNECTIVITY MODERATES THE EFFECT OF AMYLOID ON COGNITIVE DECLINE IN PRECLINICAL ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: THE A4 STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):881-8882
ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE LINKAGE TO REAL-WORLD EVIDENCE (AD-LINE) STUDY: LINKING CLAIMS DATA TO PHASE 3 GRADUATE STUDY OF GANTENERUMABJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;5(11):1251-12592
MULTIDOMAIN INTERVENTION FOR THE REVERSAL OF COGNITIVE FRAILTY USING A PERSONALIZED APPROACH (AGELESS TRIAL): RECRUITMENT AND BASELINE CHARACTERISTICS OF PARTICIPANTSJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;5(11):1291-13062
THE CAUSAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GENETICALLY PREDICTED BIOLOGICAL AGING, ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION: A MENDELIAN RANDOMISATION STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;6(11):1826-18332
ASSOCIATIONS OF LATER-LIFE EDUCATION, THE BDNF VAL66MET POLYMORPHISM AND COGNITIVE CHANGE IN OLDER ADULTSJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;7(1):37-421
ASSOCIATION OF VITAMIN D LEVELS WITH INCIDENT ALLCAUSE DEMENTIA IN LONGITUDINAL OBSERVATIONAL STUDIES: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSISJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;7(1):14-201
Clinical Trials and Aging: 12th Conference Clinical Trials on Alzheimer’s Disease, October 4-7, 2019, San Diego, USA1
Clinical Trials and Aging: 12th Conference Clinical Trials on Alzheimer’s Disease, October 4-7, 2019, San Diego, USA1
KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE AND PREVENTIVE PRACTICE ON DEMENTIA CARE AMONG PRIMARY HEALTH PROFESSIONALS IN MACAOJ Prev Alz Dis 2020;7(2):83-861
THE EFFECT OF BASELINE PERFORMANCE AND AGE ON COGNITIVE TRAINING IMPROVEMENTS IN OLDER ADULTS: A QUALITATIVE REVIEWJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;1(8):100-1091
PHYSICAL FITNESS AND APOLIPOPROTEIN E GENOTYPE INFLUENCE CORTICAL NETWORKING AND INTELLIGENCE IN ADOLESCENTSJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;1(8):92-991
COMPARATIVE EFFECTIVENESS OF BEHAVIORAL INTERVENTIONS TO PREVENT OR DELAY DEMENTIA: ONEYEAR PARTNER OUTCOMESJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;1(8):33-401
MOLECULAR SUBTYPING OF MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT BASED ON GENETIC POLYMORPHISM AND GENE EXPRESSIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;2(8):224-2331
CHINESE VERSION OF THE BAYLOR PROFOUND MENTAL STATUS EXAMINATION: A BRIEF STAGING MEASURE FOR PATIENTS WITH SEVERE ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;2(8):175-1801
CHILDHOOD SECONDHAND SMOKE EXPOSURE AND RISK OF DEMENTIA, ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND STROKE IN ADULTHOOD: A PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;3(8):345-3501
DETERMINANTS OF POST-OPERATIVE COGNITIVE DECLINE IN ELDERLY PEOPLEJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;3(8):322-3281
DEVELOPMENT, VALIDATION AND FIELD EVALUATION OF THE SINGAPORE LONGITUDINAL AGEING STUDY (SLAS) RISK INDEX FOR PREDICTION OF MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT AND DEMENTIAJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;3(8):335-3441
ASSOCIATION OF SUBJECTIVE COGNITIVE DECLINE WITH RISK OF COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT AND DEMENTIA: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS OF PROSPECTIVE LONGITUDINAL STUDIESJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;3(8):277-2851
A FAY-HERRIOT MODEL FOR ESTIMATING SUBJECTIVE COGNITIVE DECLINE AMONG MILITARY VETERANSJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;4(8):457-4611
EARLY-ONSET SUBGROUP OF TYPE 2 DIABETES AND RISK OF DEMENTIA, ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND STROKE: A COHORT STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2021;4(8):442-4471
DIVERSIFYING RECRUITMENT REGISTRIES: CONSIDERING NEIGHBORHOOD HEALTH METRICSJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;1(9):119-1251
EVALUATION OF MEMANTINE IN AAV-AD RAT: A MODEL OF LATEONSET ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE PREDEMENTIAJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;2(9):338-3471
THE SINGAPORE GERIATRIC INTERVENTION STUDY TO REDUCE COGNITIVE DECLINE AND PHYSICAL FRAILTY (SINGER): STUDY DESIGN AND PROTOCOLJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;1(9):40-481
AT A GLANCE: AN UPDATE ON NEUROIMAGING AND RETINAL IMAGING IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND RELATED RESEARCHJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;1(9):67-761
STUDY PROTOCOL OF A COMPREHENSIVE ACTIVITY PROMOTIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;2(9):376-3841
CEREBRAL PHOSPHO-TAU ACTS SYNERGISTICALLY WITH SOLUBLE AΒ42 LEADING TO MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT IN AAV-AD RATSJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;3(9):480-4901
INCREASED INCIDENT ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AMONG INDIVIDUALS WITH VARICOSE VEINS: A POPULATION-BASED COHORT STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;3(9):441-4481
SUBJECTIVE COGNITIVE DECLINE IN A REGISTRY SAMPLE: RELATION TO PSYCHIATRIC HISTORY, LONELINESS, AND PERSONALITYJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;3(9):435-4401
EFFECTS OF NON-INVASIVE BRAIN STIMULATION ON ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;3(9):410-4241
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: EARLY-ONSET TYPE 2 DIABETES AND RISK OF DEMENTIAJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;3(9):5611
ALZHEIMER\'S DISEASE PREVENTION HEALTH COACHINGJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;2(9):277-2851
SALIVARY ALPHA-AMYLASE ACTIVITY AND MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT AMONG JAPANESE OLDER ADULTS: THE TOON HEALTH STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;4(9):752-7571
VALIDATION OF THE SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY QUALITY OF LIFE QUESTIONNAIRE IN OLDER ADULTS WITH ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;4(9):809-8121
OBESITY AND BRAIN HEALTH: THE IMPACT OF METABOLIC SYNDROME AND CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS ON COGNITIVE PERFORMANCES IN MIDDLE-AGED OBESE WOMENJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;4(9):701-7071
ASSOCIATION OF PREECLAMPSIA WITH INCIDENT DEMENTIA AND ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AMONG WOMEN IN THE FRAMINGHAM OFFSPRING STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;4(9):725-7301
OBJECTIVE AND SUBJECTIVE MEASUREMENTS OF MOTOR FUNCTION: RESULTS FROM THE HELIAD STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;4(9):743-7511
SAFETY, TOLERABILITY AND PHARMACOKINETICS OF ICAPAMESPIB, A SELECTIVE EPICHAPEROME INHIBITOR, IN HEALTHY ADULTSJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;4(9):635-6451
DELAYED DECLINE OF COGNITIVE FUNCTION BY ANTIHYPERTENSIVE AGENTS: A COHORT STUDY LINKED WITH GENOTYPE DATAJ Prev Alz Dis 2022;4(9):679-6911
SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS AND RISKS OF COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT AND DEMENTIA: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS OF 39 PROSPECTIVE STUDIESJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;1(10):83-941
AGE- AND SEX-DIFFERENT ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE AND INFLAMMATORY BIOMARKERS IN COMMUNITY DWELLING OLDER ADULTS: TOWARDS PRECISION PREVENTIVE STRATEGIESJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;1(10):104-1111
EMBRYO SELECTION FOR A CARRIER OF AN EARLY-ONSET ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE-ASSOCIATED MUTATION IN THE PSEN1 GENEJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;1(10):144-1471
ERRATUM TO: CEREBRAL PHOSPHO-TAU ACTS SYNERGISTICALLY WITH SOLUBLE AΒ42 LEADING TO MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT IN AAV-AD RATSJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;1(10):1501
ERRATUM TO: ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE COMPOSITE SCORE: A POST-HOC ANALYSIS USING DATA FROM THE LIPIDIDIET TRIAL IN PRODROMAL ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;1(10):1511
SUBJECTIVE COGNITIVE COMPLAINTS: COMPARING THE RELATION BETWEEN SELF-REPORTED VERSUS INFORMANTREPORTED SUBJECTIVE COGNITIVE COMPLAINTS AND COGNITIVE PERFORMANCES IN COGNITIVELY UNIMPAIRED, MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT AND POPULATIONS WITH DEMENTIAJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):562-5701
LIFESTYLE AND SOCIOECONOMIC TRANSITION AND HEALTH CONSEQUENCES OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND OTHER DEMENTIAS IN GLOBAL, FROM 1990 TO 2019J Prev Alz Dis 2024;1(11):88-961
ASSOCIATION OF LONELINESS WITH COGNITIVE FUNCTIONSJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;4(10):903-9081
ADULT RENAL DYSFUNCTION AND RISK OF DEMENTIA OR COGNITIVE DECLINE: BRAIN-KIDNEY AXIS HYPOTHESIS BASED ON A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSISJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):443-4521
USEFULNESS OF COMMUNITY PHARMACY FOR EARLY DETECTION OF COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT IN OLDER PEOPLE USING THE IQCODE QUESTIONNAIREJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):488-4961
TEN YEARS AFTER THE NATIONAL ALZHEIMER’S PLAN: DEMENTIA REMAINS A HIDDEN SYNDROME IN FRANCEJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;3(10):600-6061
HIGH-FAT DIET-INDUCED DIABETIC CONDITIONS EXACERBATE COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT IN A MOUSE MODEL OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE VIA A SPECIFIC TAU PHOSPHORYLATION PATTERNJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;1(11):138-1481
A RANDOMIZED PROSPECTIVE SURVEY TARGETING KNOWLEDGE, BARRIERS, FACILITATORS AND READINESS TO PARTICIPATION IN DEMENTIA RESEARCHJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;4(10):790-7991
SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH AMONG OLDER ADULTS WITH DEMENTIA IN URBAN AND RURAL AREASJ Prev Alz Dis 2023;4(10):895-9021
INVESTIGATING THE FACTOR STRUCTURE OF THE PRECLINICAL ALZHEIMER COGNITIVE COMPOSITE AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION INDEX ACROSS RACIAL/ETHNIC, SEX, AND AΒ STATUS GROUPS IN THE A4 STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;1(11):48-551
ASSOCIATION OF BALANCE IMPAIRMENT WITH RISK OF INCIDENT DEMENTIA AMONG OLDER ADULTSJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;1(11):130-1371
THE IMPACT OF TESTOSTERONE ON ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE ARE MEDIATED BY LIPID METABOLISM AND OBESITY: A MENDELIAN RANDOMIZATION STUDYJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;2(11):507-5131
INTEGRATED BIOINFORMATIC ANALYSIS AND VALIDATION IDENTIFIES IMMUNE MICROENVIRONMENT-RELATED POTENTIAL BIOMARKERS IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;2(11):495-5061
PERSONALIZED COMPUTATIONAL CAUSAL MODELING OF THE ALZHEIMER DISEASE BIOMARKER CASCADEJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;2(11):435-4441
FRUIT INTAKE AND ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: RESULTS FROM MENDELIAN RANDOMIZATIONJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;2(11):445-4521
CARDIOVASCULAR RISK SCALES ASSOCIATION WITH CEREBROSPINAL FLUID ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE BIOMARKERS IN CARDIOVASCULAR LOW CARDIOVASCULAR RISK REGIONSJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;2(11):453-4621
ASSOCIATION OF VASCULAR ENDOTHELIAL GROWTH FACTOR LEVELS WITH RISK OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSISJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;3(11):721-7291
POLYGENIC RISK SCORE REVEALS GENETIC HETEROGENEITY OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE BETWEEN THE CHINESE AND EUROPEAN POPULATIONSJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;3(11):701-7091
FISH AND SHELLFISH CONSUMPTION, COGNITIVE HEALTH AND MORTALITY FROM ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AMONG US ADULTS AGED 60 AND OLDERJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;3(11):632-6381
SERUM TAU-A AND TAU-C LEVELS AND THEIR ASSOCIATION WITH COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT AND DEMENTIA PROGRESSION IN A MEMORY CLINIC DERIVED COHORTJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;3(11):730-7381
MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING-NEGATIVE CEREBRAL AMYLOID ANGIOPATHY: CEREBROSPINAL FLUID AMYLOID-Β42 OVER AMYLOID POSITRON EMISSION TOMOGRAPHYJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):1041-10461
VALUE OF KNOWING: HEALTH-RELATED BEHAVIOR CHANGES FOLLOWING AMYLOID PET RESULTS DISCLOSURE IN MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENTJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):958-9651
LONGITUDINAL EVOLUTION OF FINANCIAL CAPACITY AND CEREBRAL TAU AND AMYLOID BURDEN IN OLDER ADULTS WITH NORMAL COGNITION OR MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENTJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):966-9741
INTEREST IN AND EXPERIENCE WITH GENETIC TESTING FOR LATE-ONSET MEDICAL CONDITIONS: RESULTS FROM THE NATIONAL POLL ON HEALTHY AGINGJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):1079-10861
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: HYPNOTICS AND INCIDENT DEMENTIA: A RISK ASSESSMENTJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;4(11):11771
EVALUATING THE PERFORMANCE OF DIFFERENT CRITERIA IN DIAGNOSING AD AND PRECLINICAL AD WITH THE BAYESIAN LATENT CLASS MODELJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;5(11):1316-13241
EVALUATING THE CAUSAL EFFECT OF TYPE 2 DIABETES ON ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE USING LARGE-SCALE GENETIC DATAJ Prev Alz Dis 2024;5(11):1280-12821