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Enter ENEWS1 to receive $30 off per ticket for our Annual Research Symposium, Nov. 2 at the Swissôtel Chicago. National, regional and local dementia researchers and experts will present the latest and emerging dementia-related research topics including innovative care practices, technology based care and treatment options, theories and discoveries with a special focus on translating research into care. Public expo is free to all. Register today!
Educate. Ignite. Integrate.
National, regional and local dementia researchers and experts will present the latest and emerging dementia-related research topics including innovative care practices, technology based care and treatment options, theories and discoveries with a special focus on translating research into care.
WHERE IS IT?
This year’s Symposium is being held at the Swissôtel Chicago, with stunning views of Lake Michigan and the Chicago Skyline, the Swissôtel offers an exclusive destination setting for our full-day Symposium and expo.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Physicians, researchers, health care professionals, professional caregivers, students and members of our community looking to enhance skill sets and gain insights on Alzheimer’s and dementia-related topics. CME and CEUs offered.
The path to tomorrow’s treatments.
Register Today!
06d 18h 13m 16s
Free Expo!
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Featuring vendors who provide dementia, healthcare, wellness and aging-related services and education.
Featured Keynote Speakers
Exercise, Is it Worth the Sweat to Protect Brain Health?
Laura D. Baker, PhD
Associate Professor of Internal Medicine, Geriatrics, Neurology, and Public Health Sciences
Associate Director, Wake Forest Alzheimer’s Disease Core Center
Wake Forest School of Medicine
From Concussion to Dementia: Targeting Dysregulated Brain Inflammation
Linda Van Eldik, PhD
Vernon Smith Endowed Chair in Alzheimer’s Research
Professor, Anatomy and Neurobiology
Director, Sanders-Brown Center on Aging
Director, Alzheimer’s Disease Center
Co-Director, Neuroscience Institute
University of Kentucky