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Going Above & Beyond Is In Your Nature

Naturally, there’s a study designed to help you go beyond in evaluating early changes in memory and thinking.

Knowing what’s happening biologically in your brain is an enlightening opportunity.

Using the latest technology, including remote and automated memory and thinking testing, you’ll be able to better understand what’s happening in your brain from the comfort of your home.

Biomarkers can help you better understand your brain health.

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Earlier Detection
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More Accurate Diagnosis
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Targeted Treatment Plans
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Greater Innovation

You may be a great candidate to participate in research.

Do you find yourself experiencing the following:

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Your difficulty remembering disrupts daily life.

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You sometimes struggle with planning, organizing, or solving problems.

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You find it harder to manage or complete familiar tasks.

My memory and thinking sometimes concerns me.

Early onset dementia makes life challenging. It affects people at a peak time of life, when their personal and professional responsibilities and productivity are the most demanding.

If you are between the ages of 40-64 and are concerned about your memory and thinking ability join our study.

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Early detection makes a difference.

Understanding how Alzheimer’s disease develops in the brain before symptoms appear is critical. Your awareness as a participant can be life changing, and working closely with world-renowned academic researchers is incredibly valuable to your health and for creating new tools for early brain disease detection.

We are committed to diversity and equity in community-based research.

BEYONDD is a diverse team of doctors, scientists, and analysts, brought together to address the disproportionate numbers of diverse populations affected by Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.

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