Happening tomorrow, 10/24: The Baltimore Walk to End Alzheimer’s! It isn't too late to sign up--visit: tinyurl.com/JHWalkTeam2026 We will have a resource table at the walk, so please stop by and say "hi!" We hope to see you there!

Research Team Spotlight: Dr. Marilyn Albert #JHMemoryResearch

What is a congregate meal? How do they benefit older adults? Learn about this topic from the National Council on Aging: ncoa.org/article/what-is-a-c…

Here’s an article from Everyday Health with helpful tips to structure a day for a person living with dementia or Alzheimer’s; it features JHU’s Dr. Stephanie Noethelle, a geriatrician at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center. everydayhealth.com/neurologi…

“Aging Untold” recently interviewed JHADRC faculty, Dr. Abhay Moghekar, about the blood test for Alzheimer’s disease that received FDA approval in May 2025. This test helps detect amyloid plaques, a key indicator of Alzheimer’s disease, and Dr. Moghekar contributed to the study supporting its approval. The test is intended for people aged 55+ who show signs of memory problems, and is meant to be used alongside other diagnostic tools – it is not a standalone test. Dr. Moghekar called it “a breakthrough in the field” and said, “I think we are moving towards the goal of preventing Alzheimer’s disease rather than treating it once you already have it.” Read the story/watch the video linked below for more information about this promising progress! wowt.com/2026/10/16/fda-appr…

The Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs and the Cochlear Center for Hearing and Public Health are conducting one-on-one interviews with the public about the Hearing Number campaign. Participants will receive $25. Participants can be any age over 18 and need to be able to participate in an English-language interview. Learn more about it below. If interested, sign up here: bit.ly/4hoEhOQ