Flagship research
The INSPIRE Project
Our flagship community-based research program on Alzheimer's prevention and lifestyle interventions, led in partnership with academic research partners.
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Evidence into action
Research
Rigorous research is the foundation of everything we do — from analyzing existing data to building community-led studies like INSPIRE.
Building the evidence
Secondary database analysis
We have always recognized the importance of research and especially secondary database analysis as a preliminary step before implementing any intervention programs.
To that end, we have been involved in dozens of database-driven research programs in the past and will continue our work in secondary database analysis.
We also welcome those with a research background to help us accelerate our database analytic program.
A new national direction
Establishing the national Healthy Minds Think Tank (HMTT)
For the last few decades, we have been trying to solve many of the brain diseases that have devastated humanity, diseases like Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s disease, stroke, depression, anxiety, PTSD, and others. But much of the effort has been at the point of disease.
We have focused on treating diseases once an individual develops the disease. Though this approach is important and must continue, we must also start focusing on prevention and a completely different approach to disease.
The new approach would involve the communities that are affected by these diseases, and use the knowledge of the community to understand the means of addressing the factors that may contribute to the said diseases.
This approach not only provides us information about the nature and contributors to the given diseases, but also translational models of the intervention that are most likely to work in the different communities.
In order to succeed in this massive new direction, we need to establish the most knowledgeable, experienced, diverse, and forward-looking think tank ever established in any health sector.
With the guidance of this powerful group, we hope to influence policy and outcomes when it comes to the future of mind and brain health.