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Providence, RI 02906
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The Alzheimer's disease research studies at Butler Hospital listed below are active and open to enrollment. Please click the links below to learn more about specific trials.
These enrolling studies are for fairly healthy adults who are 55-75 years old with normal mental and thinking abilities. Individuals are not required to have a family history of Alzheimer's disease to participate.
The following studies are for adults who have a diagnosis of mild memory impairment:
The DIAN study is for adults who have a biological parent that carries a rare genetic mutation known to cause an early form of Alzheimer’s.
The following studies are for adults 40 years or older who have cognitive abilities that range from normal to mild Alzheimer's disease.
These enrolling studies are evaluating investigational agents/tracers to identify the presence of tau protein deposits, which are often found in individuals with Alzheimer’s disease and other neurological conditions.
The Alzheimer's disease research studies at Butler Hospital listed below are active and ongoing, but are currently closed to enrollment of new patients. Clinical trial study results will be published when the study is complete.
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