Oh Lab at Brown University

Are you or your partner a patient with (MCI) or and Interested in participating in 's disease ? Consider joining NIH-funded HEAD study at Brown University as paid study participants!

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Participate in Research Brown-Multimodal Imaging of Cognition, Aging, and Alzheimer’s disease (MICAAD) study We are currently recruiting healthy young adults (age range 18-35 years old) and cognitively normal older adults (60 years or older) to take part in a Brown-Multimodal Imaging of Cognition, Aging, and Alzheimer’...

Interested in participating in and 's disease ? Consider joining NIH-funded BrownMICAAD study at Brown University as paid study participants!

How to join ->

Participate in Research Brown-Multimodal Imaging of Cognition, Aging, and Alzheimer’s disease (MICAAD) study We are currently recruiting healthy young adults (age range 18-35 years old) and cognitively normal older adults (60 years or older) to take part in a Brown-Multimodal Imaging of Cognition, Aging, and Alzheimer’...

The Lab's research on brain aging and Alzheimer's disease was covered in a feature article titled "Discoveries of Aging Research" in the 2023 issue of Impact: Research at Brown.

https://impact-magazine.brown.edu/issues/2023-issue

Head-to-head harmonization of tau PET tracers – The HEAD study

Professor Hwamee Oh and her lab are part of a multi-center longitudinal project, funded by the National Institutes of Health, that aims to examine different characteristics associated with tau PET tracers and to improve generalization of findings obtained in studies and clinical practice using distinct tau tracers.

Oh Lab Newsletter Winter 2023 – Issue 1

Bryanna Vilnaigre, a a BP-ENDURE fellow working in the lab in the summer 2023, gave her excellent poster presentation at the 2023 Brown Undergraduate Summer Research Symposium!

Lab’s ongoing work was presented at the annual meeting of Alzheimer’s Association International Conference (AAIC) in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, in July 16-20, 2023.

The lab’s research was featured on the cover page of the 2023 issue of IMPACT: Research at Brown magazine, an annual magazine devoted solely to the University’s research. A link for a full issue can be found in the comments below.

An accumulation of beta-amyloid (Aβ) peptides in the brain, which is detected by amyloid PET in vivo, is one of the pathological hallmarks of Alzheimer’s disease and presents a high risk of developing the disease.