Emory Healthy Aging Study

During a heat wave, older adults face a higher risk of heat-related illness because the body becomes less efficient at regulating temperature.

But could using a fan make things worse?

Read on for a few quick facts and heat safety tips that could help protect you or someone you love. ☀️

Do you have a tried-and-true way to beat the heat? Share with us in the comments!

Join the Goizueta Alzheimer's Disease Research Center every Tuesday at 2pm to learn about health topics. From stroke prevention and wrist pain to psychiatric hospitalization. To register, visit the link in the comments.

Join us this summer for encore presentations of BrainTalk Live! 🧠✨

Tune in every Tuesday at 2 PM ET for expert-led sessions on important brain health topics, including hand and wrist pain, involuntary psychiatric hospitalizations, and stroke prevention.

To register, visit the link in the comments.

Join the Goizueta Alzheimer's Disease Research Center for the August Men's Health Program. This male-only program focused on fellowship, engagement, and health-related topics!

The theme for August is Research Roundtable which promotes discussions around research participation and encourages open, honest dialogue among men regarding their health.

This program is FOR MEN ONLY. Invite your dads, husbands, brothers, family and friends.

To register, visit the link in the comments.

Can a shingles vaccine do more than prevent shingles?

Emerging research suggests that getting vaccinated against shingles may also be associated with a lower risk of developing dementia. Although more studies are needed to better understand this connection, the findings add to the growing list of reasons to stay up to date on recommended vaccinations.

👉 Learn more below.

*If you have questions about the shingles vaccine or your Medicare coverage, contact your healthcare provider, pharmacist, or Medicare plan.

“I never want to forget my future grandchildren the way my grandmother forgot me.”

This Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month, we wanted to share a glimpse into why our Emory Healthy Brain Study does what we do. These handwritten brain cutouts reflect what so many of us carry into this work each day.

Behind every study, every clinic visit, every dataset and every breakthrough attempt is the same hope: more time, more clarity and more connection for the people we love.

🧠If you feel comfortable, we would love to hear your “why”, too. Share your story in the comments.

For us, it's frozen blueberries with Greek yoghurt. Your turn 👇