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Authorship Policy Oregon Alzheimer's Disease Center Portland, Oregon The Oregon Alzheimer's Disease Center (OADC) wishes to encourage collaboration between investigators within and outside the center and proposes these guidelines to foster collaboration while ensuring appropriate credit to participating scientists and research programs. Authorship identifies those individuals who deserve primary credit and hold primary responsibility for a published work. Because scholarly activity as evidenced by publication of original work is a major area in which faculty are evaluated for appointment, promotion, tenure and research funding, the criteria used to determine authorship are of critical concern. Although many of the examples offered here are most relevant to reports of original research investigations, this policy is intended to apply to all types of scholarly writing including authorship of theoretical papers, review papers, case histories, book chapters, and books. While most papers will include one or more members of the OADC as authors (from Clinical, Statistical, Neuropathological, Genetics, or Administrative Cores), ALL papers that use center data or facilities must also include an acknowledgement of the OADC in the following form "We acknowledge the contribution of the Oregon Alzheimers Disease Center NIH #AG08017." All publications that use Center data, facilities or personnel should be sent to the OADC when the paper is submitted. Assignment of Credit All individuals making a major contribution to a publication should be acknowledged by the inclusion of the individual's name as an author. The OADC contact person designated with your OADC Data Request will help identify OADC personnel who have contributed to the data you request.

50. Alzheimers Disease And Memory Assessment Clinics, Department Of Neurology, Schoo Additional information about alzheimers disease and Memory Assessment Clinicsat Boston University. alzheimers disease AND MEMORY ASSESSMENT CLINICS. http://www.bumc.bu.edu/www/busm/nu/files/AlzheimersDiseaseMemoryAssessmentClinic

ALZHEIMERS DISEASE AND MEMORY ASSESSMENT CLINICS For additional information about Alzheimers Disease and Memory Assessment Clinics at Boston University, click here Back to Clinical Programs Boston University Medical Campus School of Medicine Department of Neurology 715 Albany Street, C-329 Boston, MA 02118 Phone: (617) 638-5350 Fax: (617) 638-5354 Email: neuro@bu.edu Last Updated on January 31, 2003

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52. Alzheimers Disease: The Cruelest Thief Alzheimer's Disease The Cruelest Thief. To be sure, studies show that thereare outside factors that increase the risk of developing the disease. http://www.agingresearch.org/living_longer/fall01/science.html

Other Fall 2001 Articles: Feature Article Get Mad Before You Get Old! Living Legend Alliance View ... 15 Year Forecast Alzheimer's Disease: The Cruelest Thief Alzheimer's is the cruelest of the diseases that strike the elderly. There is no known cure for this neuro-degenerative disorder that eats away the body's command center, first stealing memory, then bodily functions, and ultimately life as it runs its course over five to 15 years. It holds five million people hostage - most of them past age 70 - and ranks 4th in cause of death for Americans. It is estimated that 10 percent of people past age 65 develop Alzheimer's, a number that rises to 50 percent by age 85. It is the most expensive illness society must shoulder, with direct and indirect costs reaching more than $100 billion a year. By the year 2050, Alzheimer's could claim upwards of 15 million victims and easily quadruple the financial burden to society. Except for a small sub-set of the population with an inherited genetic mutation that causes the disease, most Alzheimer's is not related to family history and the cause is not known. Dr. John Trojanowski

53. Texas Department Of Health - Alzheimer's Program Early Diagnosis Key to Fighting alzheimers disease Read the TDH Accent onHealth release. Hear the TDH Audio News Release for January 27, 2003. http://www.tdh.state.tx.us/alzheimers/alz.htm

Early Diagnosis Key to Fighting Alzheimers Disease - Read the TDH Accent on Health release Hear the TDH Audio News Release for January 27, 2003 Conference Proceedings Handbook: Alzheimer's Care: Making a Difference in Everyday Life Click HERE Click below to read .pdf versions of Texas Alzheimer's News , a collaborative effort of the Alzheimer's Association Coalition of Texas and the Texas Council on Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders. Adobe Acrobat Reader required to view these documents. Winter 2002 (File size: 96 kb) Summer 2002 (File size: 466 kb) Winter 2001 (File size: 244 kb) On page 4 of this issue, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center is incorrectly identified as the site of the first teaching nursing home in the United States. Several teaching nursing homes preceded the soon to be completed Garrison Center at Texas Tech in Lubbock. Summer 2001 (File size: 200 kb) Winter 2000 (File size: 172 kb) Summer 2000 (File size: 236 kb) Winter 1999 (File size: 172 kb) Texas Alzheimer's News TDH Publication Number: E42-10500 View the Texas Council on Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders Biennial Report 2002 in pdf format (File size: 158 kb) (TDH Publication Number: E42-11105) 2000 Biennial Report (File size: 228 kb)

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55. Science Today Transcript Number By the year 2020, the number of people with alzheimers disease willjump from today’s figure of four million to seven million. http://www.ucop.edu/sciencetoday/pages/archive/transcripts/1997/sci474.html

Program May 27, 1997 A. Why Should Expectant Fathers Should Quit Smoking B. A Gene Which Controls Weight C. Buying Time For Stroke Victims D. Alzheimer’s Disease On The Rise ... E. A Safer Way To Remove Benign Brain Tumors A. Why Should Expectant Fathers Should Quit Smoking Narrator: This is Science Today. University of California at Berkeley researchers have just released new data indicating men who smoke have children with three to four times more cancer than men who don’t smoke. Bruce Ames, who leads the study, says that’s because the DNA of their sperm is damaged. Ames: Because smoke is filled with nitrogen oxides, which are powerful oxidizing agents and they deplete all your anti-oxidants, vitamin C goes down, vitamin E goes down. 107 So the two together, smoking and bad diet, are not only mutating the cells in your body and giving you cancer, but they’re mutating the DNA of your sperm and giving your children cancer. Narrator: Ames says geneticists proved fifty years ago that new mutations come from the male line...

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57. Disease Category Listing (11): Alzheimer's Disease International. Blackpool, Lancashire, United Kingdom; Cognatec Severealzheimers disease. Back to Clinical Trials by Medical Areas. http://www.centerwatch.com/patient/studies/cat11.html

Clinical Trials: Alzheimer's Disease Arizona Mesa; Pivotal Research Centers, LLC Does someone you care for take Aricept, Exelon or Reminyl for Alzheimer’s? Peoria; Pivotal Research Centers, LLC Does someone you care for take Aricept, Exelon or Reminyl for Alzheimer’s? Scottsdale; Research Site COGNIShunt, a device based treatment for Alzheimer’s disease Tucson; Research Site COGNIShunt, a device based treatment for Alzheimer’s disease Arkansas Little Rock; Research Site COGNIShunt, a device based treatment for Alzheimer’s disease California Cerritos; CNS Clinical Trials, Southern California Alzheimer''s Disease – Mild to Moderate San Francisco; CNS Clinical Trials, San Francisco Alzheimer''s Disease – Mild to Moderate Beverly Hills; California Clinical Trials Medical Group, Inc. This is a study for male and female volunteers who have been diagnosed with mild to moderate probably Alzheimer's Disease. Beverly Hills; California Clinical Trials Medical Group, Inc. This is a study for male and female volunteers who are 50 years of age or older who have been diagnosed with Mild to Moderate Alzheimer's Disease. Beverly Hills; California Clinical Trials Medical Group, Inc.

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Golden Manor 3356 East Ave. Livermore, CA 94550 Tel: 925-447-8770 Fax: 925-447-0505 Alzheimer's and Dementia Residential Care Center Golden Manor's professional team of administrators and care givers collectively bring a wealth of experience in geriatrics, social services and program development to meet the needs of our special residents . We go beyond "essential" care giving and provide all-inclusive care with no hidden costs. A staff of twenty well-qualified and dedicated individuals serve our twenty residents with the attentive support of geriatrically trained professionals. We additionally utilize a network of outside resources and professionals as special needs arise. We strive to give the same quality of care to our residents that they would receive from their own loved ones. License No. 015600270

59. Estrogen No Cure For Alzheimers Disease Estrogen No Cure For alzheimers disease Researchers from the Universityof California Irvine released the results of study on the http://seniorhealth.about.com/library/weekly/aa022300a.htm

zfp=-1 About Senior Health Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Senior Health with Marian Eure Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS First Time Here FAQ Glossary of Senior Health Terms ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Estrogen No Cure For Alzheimers Disease Researchers from the University of California Irvine released the results of study on the effects of estrogen on the course of Alzheimer's Disease. The results suggested that taking estrogen has no effect when administered to elderly women who have previously been diagnosed with the disease. Some previous studies had suggested that estrogen could improve the cognitive impairment that is the hallmark of the diseases. This study showed that for the women in the study taking estrogen had no effect on the progression of their disease. The study involved 120 elderly women (over age 75) who had previously been diagnosed with mild or moderate Alzheimer's disease. Full Story Alzheimer's is a progressive debilitating disease that affects more than 4 million people in the United States, twice as many women as men. It progresses from mild memory lapse to full dementia. Eventually the affected person will loose all cognitive function and become totally dependent. This study was just one of many that are ongoing in an attempt to find an effective treatment for this disease that mainly affects people over the age of 60.

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