UsAgainstAlzheimer’s
Alzheimer’s – Screening, Detection, and Diagnosis
Not all memory issues are signs of Alzheimer’s disease. Screening is essential to determine whether symptoms are a normal part of aging or something more serious. There are many ways to evaluate symptoms, but all share a common goal: identifying potential causes early and providing more options if you receive a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease or related dementia.
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Alzheimer’s Blood Tests
Learn how blood tests may help detect Alzheimer’s earlier and what to ask.
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Confirming a Diagnosis
See tests and exams doctors may use to confirm an Alzheimer’s diagnosis.
Helping You Recognize Early Signs of Alzheimer’s Disease
UsAgainstAlzheimer’s helps families take action against cognitive decline by teaching how to recognize common early signs of Alzheimer’s disease.
Talk to Your Doctor
Try tips to talk with your doctor about brain health and memory concerns.
Prep for a Checkup
Follow steps to get the most from your next wellness visit or physical.
Steps to Diagnosis
Understand common steps and tests on the path to an Alzheimer’s diagnosis.
Alzheimer’s Blood Tests
Learn how blood tests may help detect Alzheimer’s earlier and what to ask.
Confirming a Diagnosis
See tests and exams doctors may use to confirm an Alzheimer’s diagnosis.
Protect Your Hearing
Learn simple ways to protect hearing, stay connected, and support brain health.
BrainStorm Podcast
BrainStorm by UsAgainstAlzheimer’s features conversations with healthcare providers, researchers, authors, experts, and caregivers. Hosted by Meryl Comer.
Beyond Treatment - Dr. Rosand's Mission to Prevent Brain Disease Before It Starts
In this episode of BrainStorm by UsAgainstAlzheimer’s Dr. Jonathan Rosand, co-founder of the McCance Center for Brain Health at Harvard discusses his revolutionary approach to preventing brain diseases before they start with host Meryl Comer.
25:26September 10, 2025
Navigating Alzheimer's Care: When to Seek Help and How to Stay in Control with Dr. Carolyn Clevenger
Dr. Clevenger shares her expertise on recognizing when families need additional support, managing behavioral symptoms without over-medication, and ensuring families remain central to care decisions even in residential settings.
19:59August 19, 2025
Screening, Detection, and Diagnosis Resource Center
Is It Just Aging or Could It Be Alzheimer’s?
