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Since 2003, The Roskamp Institute has been on a mission of neurological discovery. Our recent research has spanned Alzheimer’s disease, traumatic brain injury, post-traumatic stress disorder, Gulf War illness, and the impacts of red tide. Throughout this work, we’ve stayed focused on one goal: improving brain health and promoting healthy aging.
Our clinical division offers the community the opportunity to join clinical studies, such as our current Red Tide Study. This ongoing relationship with our local community gives us the ability to offer patients cutting-edge treatments today and real hope for the future.
The Roskamp Institute offers clinical studies and trials related to brain health. There, we apply our cutting-edge research and partner with experts in the industry to provide the highest level of patient care for all. To learn more, visit the clinic website: RoskampClinic.org
Most of The Roskamp Institute’s funding comes from competitive federal grants. Your philanthropic giving allows us to push beyonds the limits of federal funding.
Your donation helps where these grants can’t - fueling innovation, training the next generation of scientists, and keeping critical equipment running.
The Roskamp Institute offers a doctoral degree in Neuroscience, emphasizing a hands-on approach to research training.
This program is designed to provide students with practical, laboratory based experience, enabling them to gain in-depth knowledge and skills essential to scientific discovery.
A Promising New Approach for Gulf War Illness: Insights from Our OEA Study
OEA supplementation may help improve energy levels and overall well-being in Veterans with Gulf War Illness. Larger studies will be needed to confirm these results and better understand how OEA supports health in this population.
Where the Bloom Leads: The Red Tide Team Takes Research on the Road
By connecting directly with communities, we can better investigate whether shared genetic factors or preexisting health conditions make certain individuals more vulnerable to the effects of red tide.
