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Like most people, you probably do things to keep your body healthy, but what about your brain? Dementia or a memory disorder can affect anyone at any age. You can do things to keep your brain working at its best today or even get involved with research that could improve treatment options for tomorrow.

The NC Registry for Brain Health helps you stay informed and get involved. To learn more, watch the video below or visit the About Us page. To join the Registry, click here.

The NC Registry for Brain Health is for:

  • Adults 18 and over
  • People interested in learning about dementia prevention
  • People interested in getting involved in brain health research

This includes people who do not have memory problems and those who do.

 

Sign Up. Stay Up-to-Date

There is no cost to take part in the Registry. When you join, you receive news, resources, and updates to help improve brain health and support caregivers. You can also get information about local research studies you may be able to take part in.

 

The number of people in North Carolina affected by memory disorders such as Alzheimer’s disease is going up.

To change that, we must
work together,
stay informed, and
get involved.

Read our newsletter:

Vol 5, Issue 1:
Winter 2024

 

 

 

Our Research Partners:

Duke University (Coordinating Center)

East Carolina University 

North Carolina A&T State University 

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Wake Forest School of Medicine

 

 

The North Carolina Registry for Brain Health is funded through a grant from the NC Department of Health and Human Services.