Meeting of the DAC Learning Laboratory: Driving Early Detection Across Aging Societies, May 17, 2022

The Meeting of the DAC Learning Laboratory: Driving Early Detection Across Aging Societies, included presentations from researchers, industry leaders and policy makers on current Alzheimer’s initiatives addressing healthcare system preparedness and sustainability. It included a special update from the DAC Healthcare System Preparedness Program team and Flagship Site representatives and concluded with a call to action to policy makers and individuals for greater collaboration, support and adoption and scaling of Alzheimer’s research and intervention.

Click here to read DAC’s full call to action.

Speakers

  • George Vradenburg
    Chairman of the Board, Davos Alzheimer’s Collaborative

  • Antonio Arauz
    National Institute of Neurology, Ministry of Health, Mexico

  • Tarun Dua
    World Health Organization

  • Tim Macleod
    Moderator, Bridgeable

  • Otelo Correa Dos Santos Filho
    GRIS Saúde; ACE Healthcare Management, Brazil

  • Ishtar Govia
    The University of the West Indies, Mona Campus, Jamaica

  • Hisatomo Kowa
    Kobe University, Japan

  • Mariana Lopez Ortega
    National Institutes of Health in Mexico City, Mexico

  • Craig Ritchie
    University of Edinburgh, Scotland

  • Steven R. Smith
    AdventHealth, United States

  • Deanna Willis
    Indiana University School of Medicine, United States

  • Phyllis Barkman Ferrell
    Moderator, Davos Alzheimer's Collaborative

  • Sharon Cohen
    Toronto Memory Program, Canada

  • Barak Gaster
    University of Washington, United States

  • David Ndetei
    University of Nairobi; Africa Mental Health Research and Training Foundation (AMHRTF); World Psychiatric Association Collaborating Centre for Research and Training, Kenya

  • Robert Pernezcky
    University Hospital LMU Munich, Germany

  • Shy Poh Teo
    Department of Internal Medicine, Raja Isteri Pengiran Anak Saleha Hospital, Brunei

Click below to watch the full meeting.

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