August - 2021

Human Study Suggests Brain Tissue Inflammation Is Key to Alzheimer’s Disease Progression

A University of Pittsburgh (Pitt) School of Medicine-led team has identified neuroinflammation as the key driver of the spread of...

Aspirin is being trialled as a potential breakthrough treatment for aggressive breast cancer

Taking aspirin with immunotherapy drugs could improve their effectiveness in people being treated for aggressive forms of breast cancer....

Participate in a Bourbon Book for Charity

Calling all Bourbon/Whiskey lovers! Help support our charity by contributing your Bourbon preferences, tastes, and favorites to our...

Bourbonator for a Cure

We are running an exciting fundraiser for our nonprofit organization, Care for A Cure, by selling t-shirts with a fun bourbon theme:...

Cognitive dysfunction linked to COVID-19

Scientists presenting research at the AAIC 2021, held online and in Denver, CO, have found links between COVID-19 and longer-term...

Bourbon Book Fundraiser

Start the Holiday Season Right

Join Us For Move For A Cure - Virtual Exercise Event

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Black Tie and Bourbon Gala 2019

Following a couple from diagnosis to the final stages of Alzheimer's

CARE's Successful Vineyard Vines 10/10 Events

What is the difference between dementia and Alzheimer’s?

Yale professor part of nationwide Alzheimer’s disease study looking for participants

New CARE Website launched

Breast cancer cells' self-sacrificial behavior uncovered as potential cause of relapse

New Treatment Reverses Alzheimer’s Disease Signs

Major Vaccine Breakthrough Could Spell Hope For Treating Aggressive Breast Cancer

Pre-Alzheimer's Memory Problems Linked to Loss of Serotonin

AI may spare breast cancer patients unnecessary treatments

Could a handheld device help catch Alzheimer's or Parkinson's early?

US FDA approves AstraZeneca's breast cancer drug combination

AI that reads brain scans shows promise for finding Alzheimer’s genes

Scientists Uncover Mechanics of Breast Cancer Metastasis

Scientists made the largest map ever of the brain—and it could change the way we treat diseases

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