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The CDC Healthy Brain Initiative: Progress 2006–2011 [PDF–1.5Mb]
The Healthy Brain Initiative, a segment of the Healthy Aging Program, is working diligently to –implement activities to achieve the desired objectives described in the Road Map (2007) that fall under the purview of CDC’s mission and vision. This full Report documents CDC’s Healthy Brain Initiative’s accomplishments during the past five years focusing on priorities relevant to CDC’s public health mission in four areas: conducting surveillance, supporting policy change, advancing communication, and guiding applied prevention research.

Executive Summary Progress Report 2006–2011: The CDC Healthy Brain Initiative [PDF–857Kb]
The executive summary of the Progress Report 2006-2011 provides a brief background on The Healthy Brain Initiative and highlights CDC’s accomplishments to date. For more detailed information on accomplishments and next steps, please see the full report above.

The Healthy Brain Initiative: A National Public Health Road Map to Maintaining Cognitive Health
CDC, in collaboration with the Alzheimer's Association and many other partners, released The Road Map in June 2007. This landmark document is both a call-to-action and a guide for a coordinated approach to moving cognitive health into the national public health arena.

New Research Explores Perceptions of Cognitive Health Among Diverse Older Adults [PDF–1.34Mb]
This factsheet summarizes new research describing what Americans think about cognitive health and how to maintain it.

The Gerontologist:  Promoting Cognitive Health in Diverse Populations of Older Adults
This special issue of The Gerontologist focuses on promoting cognitive health in diverse populations of older adults. It highlights research examining older adults’ attitudes, perceptions, behaviors, and implications for community-based interventions.

Cognitive Impairment & Alzheimer’s Disease [PDF–3.38Mb]:  To meet the needs of state policymakers, CDC's Healthy Aging Program, in collaboration with the Alzheimer's Association and the Council of State Governments (CSG), developed a policy brief on cognitive impairment and older adults released by CSG in 2009. The brief included information on the impact of cognitive impairment, as well as “Calls-to-Action,” state, and community examples of successful efforts, and other resources.

Alzheimer’s & Dementia: The Healthy Brain and our Aging Population: Translating Science to Public Health Practice.
This special issue of Alzheimer's & Dementia includes articles from presentations given at the 2006 research meeting about the “Healthy Brain and our Aging Population: Translating Science to Public Health Practice.”

 

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