The LEAD February newsletter has been posted. View it online here. Subscribe to the newsletter here.
LEAD February newsletter now available
LEAD Coalition Calls for Global Dementia Collaboration by Health Ministers
Ninety-eight LEAD Coalition member organizations and supporters wrote to Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia Matthews Burwell encouraging her to represent the United States at the World Health Organization’s upcoming dementia conference. Read the full letter.
LEAD January newsletter now available
The LEAD January newsletter has been posted. View it online here. Subscribe to the newsletter here.
LEAD Coalition Supports NIH Draft Policy
Eighty-six LEAD Coalition member organizations and supporters submitted a public comment supporting a National Institutes of Health (NIH) draft policy to promote the use of a single Institutional Review Board (single IRB) of record for domestic sites of multi-site studies funded by the NIH. Read the full public comment.
LEAD December newsletter now available
The LEAD December newsletter has been posted. View it online here. Subscribe to the newsletter here.
Preparing for a Tsunami of Public Health Challenges
by The Honorable Jim Greenwood Biopharmaceutical companies are at the forefront of expanding our understanding of the genetic and biomolecular basis of disease, and their researchers are committed to developing the next generation of modern medicines. However, this goal can be realized only in an environment of forward-looking public policies that sustain scientific discovery and […]
LEAD November newsletter now available
The LEAD November newsletter has been posted. View it online here. Subscribe to the newsletter here.
LEAD October newsletter now available
The LEAD October newsletter has been posted. View it online here. Subscribe to the newsletter here.
LEAD September newsletter now available
The LEAD September newsletter has been posted. View it online here. Subscribe to the newsletter here.
The Right Target at the Right Time in Alzheimer’s Disease
by Reisa Sperling For so many years now, the focus of Alzheimer’s disease (AD) research has been on trying (and failing) to manage Alzheimer’s symptoms at later stages of the disease, rather than preventing these devastating symptoms from developing in the first place. And over the past ten years or so, as we are painfully […]