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WashU's long-running Alzheimer's research study.

1 report so far. New developments are added to this thread as they happen.

  1. Nov 10, 2026
    NIH RENEWS STUDY WITH $32M; MOBILE CLINIC TO ADD 300Grant renewal · no new data

    Alzheimer's study running since the 1970s gets $32M and a mobile clinic

    The US National Institutes of Health renewed a St. Louis Alzheimer's study for five more years. A van-based clinic will try to enroll 300 people the research has often missed.