Non-Pharmacological Approaches to the Early Prevention of AD/ADRD Workshop Day 2

The NIA Division of Behavioral and Social Research held a workshop to review non-pharmacological approaches for early prevention of Alzheimer’s disease and Alzheimer’s disease related dementias (AD/ADRD). The goal of this workshop was to address the core methodological challenges associated with developing and accumulating evidence to support preventive interventions for AD/ADRD with respect to the populations, targets, and outcomes that should be the focus of the prevention research agenda. 

Day 2 of the workshop includes two panels and a broader workshop discussion: 3. Issues in Intervention Development: How to Design the Most Informative Trials; and 4. Non-Intervention Development: Generation Causal Evidence from Observational and Non-clinical Studies to Inform the Prevention Agenda.

0:00:00-1:23:59 Panel 3: Issues in Intervention Development: How to Design the Most Informative Trials

1:24:00-2:49:00 Panel 4: Non-Intervention Development: Generation Causal Evidence from Observational and Non-clinical Studies to Inform the Prevention Agenda

2:49:01-3:15:General Workshop Discussion

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