07/01/2025
“As an aspiring emergency medicine physician, I know how vital it is to improve care for patients with dementia. But beyond that, it’s personal. I’ve seen what this disease can do to a family,” said UK College of Medicine student Elena Manauis.
Read more about these inspiring UK student volunteers who recently traveled to Washington, D.C. for the Alzheimer’s Impact Movement (AIM) Advocacy Forum.
“Progress against Alzheimer’s depends on both science and support. Without advocacy, the discoveries of tomorrow may never leave the lab bench,” said PhD candidate Isaiah Stephens.
Three University of Kentucky College of Medicine students recently took their passion for Alzheimer’s advocacy to the nation’s capital, meeting with lawmakers to champion research, education, and access to care for those impacted by dementia. The trio traveled to Washington, D.C., as volunteer a...