Alzheimer's & Dementia Clinical Trials
Join groundbreaking research for Alzheimer's disease and related dementias. Access innovative treatments targeting the root causes of cognitive decline.
Promising Treatment Approaches in Trials
Anti-Amyloid Antibodies
Monoclonal antibodies clearing amyloid plaques, slowing cognitive decline by 27-35% in early-stage patients
View Trials →Tau Protein Inhibitors
Targeting tau tangles to prevent neuronal damage and preserve memory function
View Trials →GLP-1 Receptor Agonists
Diabetes drugs showing neuroprotective effects and cognitive improvement
View Trials →Gene Therapy
APOE gene modification and viral vector delivery of protective proteins
View Trials →Combination Therapies
Dual-action drugs targeting multiple pathways simultaneously
View Trials →Non-Drug Interventions
Exercise, diet, cognitive training, and multimodal lifestyle approaches
View Trials →Prevention & Early Detection Studies
🧬 Genetic Risk Studies
Studies for individuals with APOE4 genes or family history of Alzheimer's, testing preventive treatments before symptoms appear.
- •AHEAD Study - Pre-symptomatic treatment
- •Generation Studies - APOE4 carriers
- •DIAN-TU - Dominantly inherited Alzheimer's
🔬 Biomarker Studies
Developing blood tests and brain scans to detect Alzheimer's 10-20 years before symptoms, enabling earlier intervention.
- •Blood-based biomarkers (p-tau, Aβ42/40)
- •Advanced PET imaging techniques
- •Digital biomarkers & cognitive testing
Studies for Patients & Caregivers
Caregiver Support Studies
Research on interventions to reduce caregiver stress and improve quality of life
Learn More →Cognitive Enhancement
Brain training, stimulation devices, and cognitive rehabilitation programs
Learn More →Behavioral Symptoms
Treatments for agitation, sleep problems, and neuropsychiatric symptoms
Learn More →Clinical Trial Participant Story
"When I was diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment, I felt hopeless. Joining an anti-amyloid antibody trial changed everything. Two years later, my cognitive tests have stabilized, and I'm still living independently. Clinical trials gave me hope and potentially years of quality life."
- Robert K., Age 72, Trial Participant
Join the Fight Against Alzheimer's Disease
Every clinical trial participant brings us closer to a cure. Whether you're at risk, newly diagnosed, or caring for someone with Alzheimer's, there's a study for you.