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NIA/ADEAR Update – September 2010
To view, download, or order publications, subscribe to email alerts, or get more
information, go to the ADEAR Web site at www.nia.nih.gov/Alzheimers
Understanding Memory Loss - easy-to-read
New and Updated Publications from NIA/ADEAR
Reprinted...
Order in Bulk
Spanish AD Caregiver
Guide
Frontotemporal Disorders - Information for Patients,
Families, Caregivers
Caring for a Person with AD - Your
Easy-to-Use Guide
Spanish AD Guide
Safe Use of Medicines
- easy-to-read
So Far Away - 20 Questions and
Answers About Long-Distance Caregiving
Coming Soon:
Exercise Guides, Website, & more!
Bulk copies available!
Participating in Trials, AD Fact Sheet,
Genetics Fact Sheet,Legal, Financial Planning
Fact Sheet Series
New in
October
How Can NIA/ADEAR Help You?
n Send Us Your Papers! The NIA Communications Office is interested in sharing news about NIA-funded research. When you submit a paper to a journal (or latest, when it is accepted), please e-mail a copy to [email protected]. NIA staff will consider it for a possible news release, inclusion in our online newsletters, or other venue. Please call 301-496-1752 or e-mail Peggy Vaughn ([email protected]) or Barbara Cire ([email protected]) if you have questions.
n Let Us Know About Your Events. Remember to let ADEAR know about upcoming research or caregiver conferences. We can highlight these events in Connections, the ADEAR online calendar, and email alerts, as well as sending publications.
n Registering Clinical Trials/Studies. PIs now have responsibility for registering clinical trials in ClinicalTrials.gov and meeting legal requirements. ADEAR will continue the AD clinical trials database and can provide technical assistance for registering trials. For more information, see http://prsinfo.clinicaltrials.gov or contact Jill Chance, ADEAR Clinical Trials Librarian at 240-235-1992 or email [email protected].
n Collaborate on Materials. Some of ADEAR’s most popular materials originated at the ADCs. If you have developed a publication or video that might be useful for others, contact the ADEAR Center about the possibility of distributing or adapting your materials for a national audience.
For more information contact: n Jennifer Watson, NIA Project Officer for ADEAR
301-496-1752, email: [email protected] n David Burton, ADEAR Project Director240-645-4155, email: [email protected]
Email Alerts, Ezines, Web Resources
News and Notes from the ADEAR Library:
monthly update highlight-ing new resources. To receive, contact David
Burton at ADEAR.
e-Updates: email notices of news, publications, clinical
trials from ADEAR and NIA. Click Sign Up for
Email Alerts on the Web
Connections www.nia.nih.gov/Alzheimers
Research Information/NewsletterSpotlight on Aging Research
www.nia.nih.gov/newsandevents/SOAR
NIHSeniorHealth.gov Recent topic updates include
modules on Alzheimer’s, stroke, and participating in clinical trials.
NIH Clear Communication Resources www.nih.gov/clearcommunication
Includes information on plain language, health literacy, and cultural competency.