Alzheimer’s disease isn’t a normal part of #aging. It’s caused by complex brain changes that begin years before symptoms appear. Learn about risk factors, symptoms, and ways to help manage the #Alzheimers in this video: https://t.co/Urk6zId2q5

While #genetics play a role in healthy aging, so do the choices we make every day. There are steps you can take to support a longer, healthier life, including changes in diet, activity, and habits. Check out this infographic for healthy #aging tips: https://t.co/INxnXZyT1c

There may come a time when someone with #Alzheimers disease needs more care than you can provide at home. Planning ahead can make navigating long-term #care easier. Learn about different facilities, what to ask, and how to make moving day easier:

Many older adults experience changes in their vision as they age. If you’re looking for videos for people with low vision or blindness, NIA offers audio-described videos which cover topics on falls prevention, caregiving, & more: https://t.co/luEY6uwHI8 #AudioDescription

Most people stick to one type of #exercise or activity, thinking it’s enough. It’s important to get all three types: #aerobic, muscle-strengthening, and balance. Variety can help reduce injury risk and keep workouts fun. Learn more about each type:

Developing a new assessment protocol for a research study? The NIH Toolbox offers quick, concise measures assessing cognitive, emotional, sensory, and motor function that can be used across diverse study designs and settings. More info: https://t.co/VOh7yRghng

#OlderAdults may worry about their memory and other thinking abilities, and while mild forgetfulness can be a normal part of aging, more serious memory problems could be due to other factors. Watch this video to learn what’s typical and what’s not: https://t.co/DMmc51m4IG

The NIAGADS Data Sharing Service is a repository that helps the sharing and deposition of genomic data from NIA-funded studies on Alzheimer’s and related dementias to the research community. Explore the datasets here: https://t.co/JBdre7aSRz

Though high blood pressure is common in older adults, many may not be aware they have it. Over time, uncontrolled high blood pressure can lead to serious health problems. The good news is that blood pressure can be managed in most people. Learn more:

When facing important decisions on the care of a loved one with a serious illness, knowing your options can make a big difference. Find answers to common myths about palliative and hospice care in this infographic: https://t.co/tyoJQtWSSz

Did you know that #shingles is caused by the same virus as chickenpox? For about 1 in 3 adults who have had chickenpox, the virus will become active again and cause a painful skin rash, characteristic of shingles. Get the facts on shingles:

It’s another exciting day at #AAIC25, and there’s still plenty to explore! Check out today’s schedule of NIH-led presentations and events. https://t.co/AglqahMdBU #NIHAging #Alzheimers

If you work in #geroscience-related drug development, consideration of FDA guidance in the early stages of planning and development can be useful. Learn about FDA review of geroscience-related Investigational New Drug applications in this article:

Attending the #AAIC25 today? Check the full schedule to see what’s coming up and who’s presenting from NIH: https://t.co/d0e0mtZbs8 #NIHAging #Alzheimers

Are you attending #AAIC25? Connect with NIA program staff at the NIH Pavilion (Booth #609). Staff will be available to answer questions related to NIA's #Alzheimers disease and related #dementias (AD/ADRD) portfolio. Find more info: https://t.co/bqZWsIBgW2 @alzassociation

Attention scientists and researchers attending #AAIC25: Make sure to stop by the NIH Pavilion to talk with program staff from NIA. Learn about presentations led by NIA program staff at the event and more: https://t.co/9MiuShmbAy @alzassociation

Are you attending the #AAIC25? Don’t miss the preconference sessions led by NIH staff. More info here: https://t.co/9MiuShmbAy #NIHAging #Alzheimers

#Dementia investigators, clinicians, and researchers! Join NIH at the 2025 Alzheimer’s Association International Conference next month from July 27-31, 2025! Learn more about the event: https://t.co/RYL6S1KVZz #AAIC25

#Researchers, are you looking for resources to perform the required toxicology studies for your #Alzheimers or related #aging-related research? NIH’s Investigational New Drug Toxicology program can help with key toxicology services. Learn more:

Long-distance caregivers take on different roles and can provide effective support for many tasks, like managing bills or coordinating care. Learn how you can support loved ones as a long-distance caregiver in this video from NIH: https://t.co/XMQHk7yjQq