Alzheimer's Wisconsin retweeted
47 games to go in the regular season. Lots of big events, football season starting…plenty of reasons to send a message to family, friends, coworkers, etc. Consider a cameo where you’ll be helping @ALZWisconsin at the same time. Go Brewers!
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Alzheimer's Wisconsin retweeted
Earlier this month, Walk to End Alzheimer’s participant Mark Schuster threw out the first pitch at the @Brewers game! ⚾
Mark was the top fundraiser in Wisconsin during the month of May, raising $8,000 and earning the opportunity to take the mound. A huge thank you to Brewers for helping us turn American Family Field purple. 💜 #ENDALZ #Walk2EndAlz #ThisIsMyCrew
Alzheimer's Wisconsin retweeted
Ahead of tonight’s @Brewers game, #Walk2EndAlz participant Mark Schuster threw out the first pitch!
Mark was the top fundraiser in Wisconsin during the month of May, raising $8,000 and earning the opportunity to take the mound. A huge thank you to Brewers for helping us turn American Family Field purple tonight. #ENDALZ #ThisIsMyCrew
Alzheimer's Wisconsin retweeted
Kathy and I were honored to receive the Alzheimer's Association of Wisconsin's Leadership and Champion Awards.
This issue has always been near and dear to our hearts. Together, we must continue our fight to raise awareness, support caregivers, and #EndAlz.
Alzheimer's Wisconsin retweeted
The Wisconsin Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association wants "truth-in-advertising" legislation for facilities that advertise memory care. fox6now.com/news/inside-memo…
Alzheimer's Wisconsin retweeted
The Wisconsin Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association wants "truth-in-advertising" legislation for facilities that advertise memory care. fox6now.com/news/alzheimers-…
Alzheimer's Wisconsin retweeted
The FDA has cleared the first blood test for Alzheimer’s for use in primary care settings specifically to rule out the presence of amyloid, a hallmark of the disease.
“This is another important step toward expanding access to Alzheimer’s disease diagnostic tools,” said our president and chief executive officer @joannepikedrph.
The blood test is intended to help primary care physicians determine which patients do not require Alzheimer’s-related follow-up tests, such as PET scans or cerebrospinal fluid analysis. This can significantly improve the diagnostic process by preventing unnecessary specialized testing for individuals whose cognitive issues stem from non-Alzheimer’s causes.
The Association is committed to ensuring blood tests are used appropriately and effectively across all care settings.
Read our full statement: bit.ly/4oh3Tiu.
Alzheimer's Wisconsin retweeted
It was an honor to attend @ALZWisconsin's Walk to End Alzheimer's in Sturgeon Bay.
I was inspired to see so many members of our community come together with a commitment to finding a cure for this disease that has impacted far too many lives.
Alzheimer's Wisconsin retweeted
Walk to End Alzheimer's returns to Milwaukee this weekend | Click on the image to read the full story wisn.com/article/walk-to-end…
Alzheimer's Wisconsin retweeted
BREAKING: Results from U.S. POINTER, reported today at #AAIC25, show that lifestyle interventions that simultaneously target risk factors protect cognitive function in older adults at increased risk for cognitive decline and dementia — protecting cognition from normal age-related decline for up to two years. bit.ly/USPointerRelease
Alzheimer's Wisconsin retweeted
Day 1: 2025 Alzheimer’s Impact Movement Forum
All checked in and ready to take part in this incredible event with the @alzassociation, @ALZIMPACT, and @ALZWisconsin. I’m here in memory of my dad, who passed away from Lewy Body Dementia in 2023.💜
Alzheimer's Wisconsin retweeted
The bipartisan BOLD Alzheimer’s program is at risk. Take action NOW to urge your members of Congress to defend BOLD and continue strengthening our nation’s public health response to Alzheimer’s: bit.ly/42q2Qoi. #BOLDAlzheimersAct
Alzheimer's Wisconsin retweeted
Cuts made today by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) may undermine our nation’s response to the dementia public health crisis. Read our statement: bit.ly/43BtxHU.
Alzheimer's Wisconsin retweeted
Good News: Alzheimer's Association Wisconsin Chapter's @ALZWisconsin Hope Is Blossoming Gala, presented by GE HealthCare, was a tremendous success! Thanks to the support of the community, the event raised over $375,000 to support Alzheimer's research, care, and support programs
Alzheimer's Wisconsin retweeted
Had a great meeting with @RepBare today to discuss @ALZWisconsin legislative priorities! It's wonderful to be represented by someone who cares so much about his constituents, and I am grateful for his dedication to help us #EndAlz ! 💜
Alzheimer's Wisconsin retweeted
Black caregivers play a vital role in our communities, providing love, support, and strength for those affected by Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. Today, I had the honor of joining the @alzassociation for a special Black History Month event to recognize their contributions and discuss the unique challenges they face.
As we work to build a healthier, more equitable Milwaukee County, we must continue advocating for resources, education, and support for families impacted by Alzheimer’s. Thank you to the Alzheimer’s Association for leading this important work and to all the caregivers who show up every day with compassion.
Alzheimer's Wisconsin retweeted
BREAKING NEWS: The Senate has unanimously passed the bipartisan #BOLDAlzheimersAct 🎆 Thank you, advocates, for your hard work to advance this critical legislation. Next up: The bill will head to the president’s desk to be signed into law! bit.ly/493jrA5
Alzheimer's Wisconsin retweeted
A message from @kayla_karius ahead of this Friday's Attacking Alzheimer's night 💜
Alzheimer's Wisconsin retweeted
We did it, advocates! 🎆 The bipartisan NAPA Reauthorization Act and Alzheimer's Investment Act have been signed into law.
These critical bills will renew our nation's commitment to addressing Alzheimer's by supporting research and improving the delivery of clinical care and services for people impacted by the disease.
Thank you, advocates, for making this milestone moment possible. You met with your members, sent emails, picked up the phone and grew support on social media and beyond. This victory is yours. bit.ly/3NaiUSJ
#NAPAAct #AlzInvestmentAct #ENDALZ
Alzheimer's Wisconsin retweeted
Great news from Capitol Hill! The House unanimously passed the bipartisan #NAPAAct and #AlzInvestmentAct! 🎆 These important bills are now on their way to the president’s desk for a signature because advocates like YOU made your voices heard.





































