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Emelia Obey, Director of Development and Communications At The Roskamp Institute, the pursuit of answers has never stopped. For decades, scientists at the Institute have worked to understand the complex biological processes behind Alzheimer’s disease and other…

The Roskamp Institute is proud to celebrate Dr. Maxwell Eisenbaum, a graduate of the Institute’s Ph.D. program and current scientist, who has been awarded a new research grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), National Institute of Neurological Disorders…

The Roskamp Institute has recently been awarded a grant from the James & Karen Hodgkinson Family Funds of the Manatee Community Foundation to support the implementation of a community-based healthy aging program.

Red tide blooms are harmful algal blooms caused by a naturally occurring marine organism called Karenia brevis, which produces powerful toxins known as brevetoxins. During a bloom, these toxins can become airborne in tiny seawater droplets, allowing people to breathe…