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13 Dec | 2023

We reveal the genetic profiles of people at higher risk of Alzheimer's

The study, with the support of "la Caixa" Foundation, shows that the genetic predisposition to Alzheimer's in healthy people is determined by variables beyond the APOE gene.

29 Nov | 2023

Federica Anastasi receives the Juan de la Cierva fellowship

The grant of 67,400 euros will allow Dr. Anastasi to develop her lines of research at the Fluid Biomarkers and Translational Neurology Research Group of the BBRC.

22 Nov | 2023

Let's celebrate the Science Week with an IG Live on early detection of Alzheimer's

We talk about the diagnosis of the disease, and how research is progressing towards early detection, a topic we address live with Dr. Marc Suárez Calvet.

15 Nov | 2023

A project coordinated by the BBRC receives funding from La Marató 2022 to investigate the relationship between cardiovascular diseases and Alzheimer’s

The "Interaction between subclinical atherosclerosis and Alzheimer's disease in middle age" project, led by the Barcelonaβeta Brain Research Center, is one of the 37 beneficiaries of the previous edition of La Marató.

10 Nov | 2023

The SpeechDx study will generate a voice database for the exploration of speech-based biomarkers to aid in the early detection of Alzheimer’s disease

The project, supported by the Alzheimer's Drug Discovery Foundation’s Diagnostic Accelerator and with the participation of the BBRC, will collect speech, clinical and biomarker data from more than 2600 participants.

03 Nov | 2023

The BBRC participates in the CTAD 2023 conference

The Neuroimaging Research Group of the center has presented a talk and two posters at the 16th edition of the congress dedicated to Alzheimer's clinical trials.

18 Oct | 2023

The Pasqual Maragall Foundation announces the winning projects of the Alzheimer's research grants

The Pasqual Maragall Researchers Program (PMRP) will distribute a total of 1.5 million euros between the three selected projects.

21 Sep | 2023

On World Alzheimer's Day we highlight the figures to forget

This September 21, we call for more research and visibility to change the social consideration of the disease through the action "4lzh31m3r: the numbers to forget"