NC Resident? Be Informed. Get Involved.
The NC Registry for Brain Health connects North Carolinians to current research studies, news about maintaining brain health, and resources for Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias. The Registry is free and easy to join. Get involved today!
Stay up to Date on Brain Health Research, News & Resources
FREE and easy to join
With or Without Memory Problems
18+ Years Old
Fast Facts
North Carolina residents
Help improve brain health and fight dementia for North Carolinians! The NC Registry for Brain Health is a mailing list of people who are interested in learning about ongoing research studies in North Carolina that are designed to improve brain health and prevent conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease (AD). Rates of memory disorders like AD are going up in North Carolina. The Registry aims to combat this by connecting North Carolinians with free resources, tips for brain health, and the most current scientific information. It also serves to connect researchers with potential volunteers for brain-related studies to investigate better preventions and treatments for neurological conditions. Help boost brain health for yourself, your family, and North Carolinians like you. People with and without memory disorders are welcome to join. Getting involved is free and easy; join the NC Registry for Brain Health today! |
Additional Information
The first goal of the registry is to get the community involved in brain research by connecting individuals with research opportunities across North Carolina. The second goal is to help people better understand their brain health, share ways to maintain it, and provide resources for people with dementia and their caregivers.
You are eligible to join the registry if you meet the following criteria.
- 18+ years old
- Live in North Carolina
- Normal memory, mild cognitive impairment, OR dementia/Alzheimer's Disease
- Interested in learning about dementia prevention
- Interested in getting involved in brain health research
Once you join, you will receive:
- A quarterly newsletter with current brain health information
- Updates on recent research discoveries
- Access to the website, with resources, news, and educational materials
- Emails about research studies that you may be eligible to join
- Information about local brain health & caregiving events
Your information is kept secure. We use your contact information to send you newsletters with helpful information and let you know about research opportunities you might want to get involved in. We will not share your information with anyone else.
There is no cost for you to join, and you may withdraw at any time.