Come brush off the winter cobwebs and join us for a unique community gathering. No agenda, just catching up!

About this event

We will be joined by Dr. Eric McDade at our Sunday afternoon gathering. Come spend time with our unique community.

This is not your average workshop or support group, we are simply coming together as ONE.

For this special event, you are invited to share your anxieties about funding cuts, space to process what’s going on for you, or just be in great company. Whatever it is, we got you!

We hope you can make!

Who is Dr. Eric McDade?

Dr. Eric McDade, DO, is a professor of neurology at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis. He specializes in Alzheimer's disease, particularly early-onset and hereditary forms.

Within the Dominantly Inherited Alzheimer Network (DIAN), Dr. McDade serves as the principal investigator for several key studies, including the DIAN observational trial, the DIAN treatment trial, and the Knight Family DIAN-TU Primary Prevention Trial. His research focuses on identifying early markers of dementia and developing preventive interventions.

Dr. McDade's work combines neuroimaging, clinical evaluations, and basic science to explore disease progression and potential treatments. Recently, he has been leading a clinical trial investigating whether the drug remternetug can prevent amyloid plaque buildup in individuals genetically predisposed to early-onset Alzheimer's disease.