Stories and insights shaping brain health in our communities

While April marked Minority Health Month—a time long dedicated to recognizing and protecting the health of communities of color—we know these conversations don’t end when the month does.

AlzInColor officially launches to bring culturally rooted brain health conversations, resources, and community support to Black and Latino families nationwide.

Five simple, research-backed habits that support brain health through food, movement, connection, music, and preventive care.

A practical guide to starting brain health conversations early and using family history to support long-term care.

Why speaking up early about memory and thinking helps families, providers, and communities support brain health with dignity.