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The UC Davis Alzheimer’s
Disease Center (UCD ADC) has established a highly functional
infrastructure supporting research in Alzheimer’s disease
(AD). The scientific effort of the program seeks to:
- Promote research directed at understanding
factors that influence the expression and progression
of Alzheimer’s disease Develop and maintain cohorts of carefully
diagnosed and well characterized research subjects available
for research studies on Alzheimer’s disease and
dementiaProvide support to investigators in
subject recruitment, clinical research, experimental
design, and statistical analysis of data.
- Maintain a variety of samples (brain,
DNA, serum) and an extensive electronic database suitable
for developing new research and supporting existing
programs
The Center offers the following
resources for investigators:
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PILOT
GRANTS
RECRUITMENT OF RESEARCH SUBJECTS
ACCESS TO DATABASE
TISSUE SAMPLES
STATISTICAL AND RESEARCH STUDY DESIGN CONSULTANTION
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CENTER CONTACTS
FOR RESEARCH SUPPORT
Principal Investigator:
Dr. Charles DeCarli, M.D.
Telephone: (916) 734-6280
email: charles.decarli@ucdmc.ucdavis.edu
Research
Coordinators:
For Martinez and Oakland:
Carole Bibeau, R.N., M.S. Clinical Nurse & Research Coordinator-(925) 372-2482
email: cabibeau@ucdavis.edu
Katharine Vieira RN, Clinical Nurse & Research Coordinator
email: kevieira@ucdavis.edu
For Sacramento and San Joaquin:
Esther Lara, M.S.W., Research Coordinator (Se habla Español)
(916) 734-5496
email: ellara@ucdavis.edu
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Clinic sites include Sacramento and Martinez. These clinics have been serving communities in Northern California since 1985. Satellite clinics in Oakland and Stockton improve services to minority and underserved residents.
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