April 30, 2026

Black Community Can’t Afford to Stay Silent on Alzheimer’s

The DC Journal highlights how early Alzheimer’s diagnosis begins with recognition and conversation.

HBCU Attendance May Be Linked to Black Alumni Brain Health

Word in Black explores how new research suggests culturally affirming college environments may offer long-term cognitive benefits for Black graduates.

I was a doctor caring for Alzheimer’s patients. At 57, I became one. Here’s what’s next

In an op-ed for Fox News, Dr. Brent Beasley reveals how he was an internal medicine doctor that used to care for Alzheimer’s patients and now he is one.

Revolutionizing dementia care, breaking the stigma, recognizing early warning signs

2822News interviews Dr. Fayron Epps, a dementia care expert and AlzInColor spokesperson, on why recognizing early changes in memory and thinking can help families stay informed and better support their loved ones.

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