Quarterly Newsletters

Spring 2026 Newsletter

Posted on by Manda Hufstedler

Learn how to support your brain in the spring edition of the NC Brain Health newsletter. This issue highlights helpful brain health tips, research opportunities, and upcoming community events happening across North Carolina.

Thank you for being part of our community. Your support helps advance brain health research and education throughout the state.

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Winter 2025 Newsletter

Posted on by Manda Hufstedler

The winter’s edition of the NC Registry for Brain Health newsletter highlights a year of significant progress in Alzheimer’s disease research and healthy aging. In this issue, you’ll find:

  • Highlights of scientific breakthroughs in Alzheimer’s disease, including the FDA’s approval of the first simple blood test for Alzheimer’s biomarkers
  • Practical guidance on preventing falls and an overview of new technologies that help older adults stay safer and more active, even during colder months!
  • Tips for caregivers navigating a stressful holiday season, plus links to healthy recipes
  • Upcoming community events

Thank you for your valuable partnership and ongoing support of brain health research. Your involvement makes a difference and helps move this important work forward.

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Fall 2025 Newsletter

Posted on by Manda Hufstedler

We invite you to read this fall edition of the Registry’s newsletter to learn about key takeaways from the Alzheimer's Association International Conference (AAIC) and a variety of other topics, including:

  • Studies finding benefits in following healthy lifestyle approaches for brain health
  • Advances in blood-based biomarker tests
  • A story of how one man lives well with early-onset Alzheimer's
  • Upcoming events for caregivers and others who want to learn more about brain health and advances in Alzheimer's treatments

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Summer 2025 Newsletter

Posted on by Manda Hufstedler

We invite you to read this summer edition of the Registry’s newsletter to learn about clinical research and a variety of other topics, including:

  • Whether weight loss drugs are good for brain health
  • Celebrating Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month with brain health tips
  • Financial tech tools for caregivers of those with memory problems
  • Upcoming events for caregivers and others wanting to learn more about brain health

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Spring 2025 Newsletter

Posted on by Manda Hufstedler

We invite you to read this spring edition of the Registry's newsletter to learn about clinical research and a variety of other topics, including:

  • A brain health podcast with expert advice and real-life stories
  • Free dementia care video series for NC care partners
  • Upcoming events on managing the daily life with someone who is experiencing memory changes and a free seminar on dementia
  • The annual Triangle Walk to Defeat Dementia

Winter 2024 Newsletter

Posted on by Manda Hufstedler

We invite you to read the special holiday edition of the Registry’s quarterly newsletter to learn about a variety of topics, including:

  1. Good habits to maintain during the holidays
  2. Holiday tips for caregivers
  3. Gift ideas for loved ones who are caregivers or are living with dementia
  4. Fun activities to do with your family and friends

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Fall 2024 Newsletter

Posted on by Manda Hufstedler

We invite you to read this fall edition of the Registry’s newsletter to learn about healthy eating and information on a variety of topics, including:

  • Lifestyle changes in patients with early-stage dementia
  • The impact of Alzheimer's disease on Latinos
  • Vascular dementia
  • Upcoming events on healthy eating, grief in dementia caregiving, and the annual Walks to End Alzheimer's

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Summer 2024 Newsletter

Posted on by Manda Hufstedler

We invite you to read this summer edition of the Registry’s newsletter to learn about our new Facebook page and upcoming events for everyone interested in brain health. Click here to view the full newsletter which includes information on a variety of topics, including:

  • The power of wild blueberries on the brain
  • The benefits of conversation for socially isolated older adults
  • The causes and symptoms of young-onset dementia
  • Tips for planning after a dementia diagnosis
  • A caregiving guide for those in the LGBTQ community

Winter 2024 Newsletter

Posted on by Sonya Sutton

We invite you to read this winter edition of the Registry's newsletter to learn about the effect of music on the brain, the different types of dementia, and upcoming events for caregivers. Click here to read the the full newsletter which includes information on a variety of topics, including:

  • 12 Myths about Alzheimer's disease
  • Tips for communicating with someone with Alzheimer's disease
  • Upcoming online and in-person educational events

Warm Season’s Greetings from the NC Registry!

Posted on by Alexis McCloskey

The NC Registry has a lot to be thankful for this year, and we are most grateful for the registry participants who support this important work to improve brain health. As 2023 comes to an end, we are celebrating these highlights:

  • The Registry grew to include over 11,500 members.
  • Our dedicated registry team connected with diverse communities – sharing free resources and leading educational talks at 120+ events throughout NC.
  • Our registry participants supported the important discoveries of 13 unique studies on many different areas of brain health. Learn more about our studies.
  • We launched a Spanish homepage.
  • We were honored to share the impact of our state’s talented brain health research teams at the 2023 Alzheimer’s Association International Conference.

Thank you for being part of our community! We wish you and your loved ones health, happiness, and joy in 2024.