Dr. Todd Monroe and our collaborators Dr. Ray Romano and Dr. Ronald Cowan were featured in an article in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease discussing new ways to diagnose the potential for Alzheimer’s. Their research investigates how pain perceptions may relate to an individual’s genetic risk for Alzheimer’s Disease.
Click the link to read more about their research: Researchers Find New Way to Diagnose Potential for Alzheimer’s Disease
Dr. Karen Moss speaks on an episode of the GeriPal podcast, where she discusses Black/African American caregivers of older adults living with dementia. Hear Dr. Moss and Dr. Epps speak on terminology, their research, and working to improve the experience of Black/African American caregivers. Click the link for any of the platforms below to listen to the podcast!
GeriPal Podcast on Amazon Music
Members of the Pain and Aging Lab, Michelle Crum and Ashleigh Fletcher, joined the 3rd Annual Caring for the Caregiver Expo in Columbus, Ohio! The event is designed to provide support and resources to caregivers.
Thank you to the expo for having us!
For more information on the event, check the link below:
Congratulations to Research Assistant Ted Dimitrov for presenting at the 2022 Alzheimer’s Association International Conference in San Diego! Ted presented on pain interference, cognition, and depressive symptoms in Alzheimer’s.
Check out the following article from “Patient Power” that offers a perspective on caregiving for someone with cancer and dementia: Caring for a Loved One with Cancer and Dementia
Dr. Michelle Failla and Ted Dimitrov attended the 2022 Annual Scientific Meeting for the United States Association for the Study of Pain (USASP) in Cincinnati this month! Ted presented on the associations between anxiety and pain in community dwelling older adults. Congratulations on presenting!
Check out our current studies to see if you are interested in getting involved:
