Don’t miss the Center for Precision Medicine’s biggest event of the year! Advancing Precision Medicine Symposium 2026: Data Science for Precision Medicine and Public Health Tuesday, October 6 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Health Sciences …
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The Neighborhoods Study, led by Amy Kind, MD, PhD, featured in Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Health
Do toxins at home, work raise dementia risk? UW researching links. Madeline Heim Milwaukee Journal Sentinel UW-Madison researchers will study thousands of brains to determine whether exposures to environmental toxins increases the risk of Alzheimer’s …
Gina Green-Harris, MBA, PhD Set to Take National Stage at 2026 National Alzheimer’s Summit
Dr. Gina Green-Harris, recognized as a national leader for her work in community engagement and recruitment science, will lend her expertise to the upcoming 2026 National Alzheimer’s Virtual Summit, September 16 & 17. As a …
NIH funds CHDR study linking environmental factors and Alzheimer’s disease
A nationwide study led by the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health that explores the relationship between Alzheimer’s disease, environmental factors and lifetime experiences has been awarded a second round of funding …
Healing the World, Block by Block | On Wisconsin Magazine
Writing for On Wisconsin magazine, Will Cushman features the Center for Health Disparities Research’s work, under the direction of Associate Dean Dr. Amy Kind, to help to improve your health, wherever you live.
Led by Research Scientist Grace George, PhD, New Publication Highlights Methods and Preliminary Findings of The Neighborhoods Study
The Neighborhoods Study (TNS) is the largest research study to explore the impact of social and environmental factors — also known as the social exposome — on Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias (ADRD). The Center …