Stephen Harlin, M.D. FACS
The Harlin Center for Precision Medicine will present: A Precision Medicine Approach to Alzheimer’s Disease (AD)
A clinical application involves three key steps: 1) A genetic risk screening for the presence of specific mutations identified in gene-wide association (GWA) studies as playing a pathogenic role. 2) Detection of disease-associated abnormalities as early as possible (even preceding symptoms). 3) Prescription of explicit health-promoting interventions aimed at an individual’s molecular drivers of disease.
The Roskamp Institute will be hosting its annual Open House honoring veterans and military personnel on November 10.
This event, which is open to the public, will run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m showcasing Institute research and clinical programs of particular relevance to veterans and military personnel.
Aubrey Kilduff , a 2015-16 Roskamp Institute high school student intern is a…
Dr. Cheryl Brandi of the Roskamp Institute Clinic discusses signs of normal aging – and signs of potential concern – at Kobernick University on Tuesday afternoon.
An article about an Alzheimer’s Disease clinical trial, with one of the clinical…
Roskamp Institute scientists’ peer reviewed research papers have been published. A list and…
Tuesday, March 8th at 9:30 AM in our auditorium. No RSVP needed. We…
A new clinical trial is being conducted at The Roskamp Institute Clinic: Eli…
The American Parkinson Disease Association has produced a webinar on PD. Information about…
Parkinson’s Disease: Spotlight on Clinical Trials – What You Need to Know. This webcast is an archive of the live telephone/web education program that was held on February 9, 2016.