In high school, Tiffany Chow was granted early admission to the accelerated Wharton School of Business MBA program. She discovered, however, that the ethics and humanity of Medicine would be a more compelling draw. Now, she’s coming full circle back to Penn as a new Professor of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine in the Associated Faculty, Adjunct Track, associated with her work for the Asian Cohort for Alzheimer’s Disease Study (ACAD).
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We have received a $40.5M grant from the National Insitute of Aging (NIA) that will fund our research for the next five years. As of May 2023, more than 1,800 individuals have joined the interest list for the study, with 713 formally consented to enroll. The new grant aims to expand enrollment and recruit at […]
The Asian Cohort for Alzheimer’s Disease (ACAD) is pleased to announce a partnership with National Centralized Repository for Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias (NCRAD) to analyze biosamples collected through ACAD sites.
CARE, COMPASS, and ACAD Joint Statement May 16, 2022 We are disheartened by the recent mass shootings fueled by hate across our country. This public health epidemic of hate-based shootings requires interventions at all levels especially structural, and we call on all to work collaboratively to combat this serious issue.
Collaborative Approach for AAPIs Research and Education (CARE), a research recruitment registry, employs community based participatory research methods that are culturally/linguistically appropriate.
This past June, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved Aduhelm (aducanumab) for the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease via an Accelerated Approval pathway.
ACAD stands against anti-Asian hate. Please read through the following article for links to the ACAD statement and statements from the ACAD members’ institutions and projects.
ACAD releases a statement addressing the tragedy in Atlanta that occurred on March 16, 2021
Happy Lunar New Year! From the ACAD Study, we wish you all good health, good fortune, and a prosperous year of the Ox!
Forbes featured ACAD MPI Dr. Park in an article for her work using Korean dramas as a mental health education tool for Asian Americans.