Location
Date & Time
11:00am CDT - 12:00pm CDT
About This Event
Join Youngtimers as we explore the science behind familial Alzheimer's disease (FAD). Prof. Bart De Strooper, a world-renowned Alzheimer's researcher and founding director of the UK Dementia Research Institute, will discuss what drives symptom onset, how the disease progresses over time, and why the experience can vary so much across different genetic mutations.
This is a great opportunity for our community to hear directly from a leading voice in the field and ask questions about the research shaping our understanding of FAD.
Wednesday, February 24th
11 AM Central (CST) | 12 PM Eastern (EST) | 10 AM Mountain (MT) | 9 AM Pacific (PST)
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Zoom URL: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82247949645?pwd=ayvbWzTYIP9JnVaAO3Z9IG6DfsEWbR.1
About This Event
Join Youngtimers as we explore the science behind familial Alzheimer's disease (FAD). Prof. Bart De Strooper, a world-renowned Alzheimer's researcher and founding director of the UK Dementia Research Institute, will discuss what drives symptom onset, how the disease progresses over time, and why the experience can vary so much across different genetic mutations.
This is a great opportunity for our community to hear directly from a leading voice in the field and ask questions about the research shaping our understanding of FAD.
Wednesday, February 24th
11 AM Central (CST) | 12 PM Eastern (EST) | 10 AM Mountain (MT) | 9 AM Pacific (PST)
Convert to other time zones
Zoom URL: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82247949645?pwd=ayvbWzTYIP9JnVaAO3Z9IG6DfsEWbR.1
Location
Date & Time
11:00am CDT - 12:00pm CDT