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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¿Qué es la investigación clínica?
Los estudios de observación supervisan a las personas en entornos cotidianos normales, pero no evalúan un tratamiento o intervención. Este tipo de investigación se realiza para desarrollar nueva tecnología, nuevas pruebas de diagnóstico y para descubrir factores en nuestra vida diaria que pueden aumentar o disminuir el riesgo de una enfermedad, como la enfermedad de Alzheimer.
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Clinical trials are research studies that test whether new medical treatments work and are safe. These trials are important because they help us understand if the new treatment or device are better than current ones. These studies also make sure that only safe and effective methods become part of regular medical care, which ultimately leads to better healthcare for everyone. Learn more about clinical research and the different types of research studies at 
