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X-WR-CALDESC:By taking part in research\, volunteers play a vital role in h
 elping scientists understand more about the complex diseases that cause de
 mentia. This means new ways to diagnose\, prevent and treat these diseases
  can be developed and tested. Progress in dementia research just wouldn’t 
 be made without the contributions volunteers make by participating in rese
 arch. Come and learn more about the why and how of dementia research.\n\n<
 b>This class will be held both virtually and in-person in Fairfax.</b> Ple
 ase select your attendance type when you register.\n\nIn-person attendance
  in Fairfax is limited to 20 participants. The session will be held in the
  Mazawey Education and Support Center\, 3955 Pender Drive\, Suite 100\, Fa
 irfax\, VA 22030.\nVirtual attendees will receive Zoom information prior t
 o the class.\n\nThis program is a part of our monthly Care Partner Trainin
 g series. All sessions are FREE\, and held the second Wednesday of each mo
 nth from 1:00 to 2:30 pm.\n\n<b>Presenter</b>\n<i> Dr. Robert W. Turner </
 i>\nDr. Robert W. Turner II is an Assistant Professor in the Department of
  Clinical Research and Leadership\, with a secondary appointment in the De
 partment of Neurology\, at the George Washington University School of Medi
 cine and Health Sciences. He is a health disparities researcher with ethno
 graphic and mixed methods training. His current National Institute on Agin
 g (NIA) funded K01 award examines psychosocial and neurocognitive risk and
  protective factors\, accelerated cognitive aging & mild traumatic brain i
 njury (MTBI) among former NCAA Division I and former NFL athletes. This li
 ne of research encompasses understanding how traumatic injury\, as an occu
 pational hazard\, hinders daily living and career planning over the life c
 ourse. These are many of the same concerns faced by military personnel ret
 urning from war.\n\n&nbsp\;\n<strong><a href='https://insightmemory.app.ne
 oncrm.com/eventReg.jsp?event=1233&' class='button'>Sign Me Up - In Person<
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 ntReg.jsp?event=1238&' class='button'>Sign Me Up - Virtual</a></strong>
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DESCRIPTION:By taking part in research\, volunteers play a vital role in he
 lping scientists understand more about the complex diseases that cause dem
 entia. This means new ways to diagnose\, prevent and treat these diseases 
 can be developed and tested. Progress in dementia research just wouldn’t b
 e made without the contributions volunteers make by participating in resea
 rch. Come and learn more about the why and how of dementia research.\n\n<b
 >This class will be held both virtually and in-person in Fairfax.</b> Plea
 se select your attendance type when you register.\n\nIn-person attendance 
 in Fairfax is limited to 20 participants. The session will be held in the 
 Mazawey Education and Support Center\, 3955 Pender Drive\, Suite 100\, Fai
 rfax\, VA 22030.\nVirtual attendees will receive Zoom information prior to
  the class.\n\nThis program is a part of our monthly Care Partner Training
  series. All sessions are FREE\, and held the second Wednesday of each mon
 th from 1:00 to 2:30 pm.\n\n<b>Presenter</b>\n<i> Dr. Robert W. Turner </i
 >\nDr. Robert W. Turner II is an Assistant Professor in the Department of 
 Clinical Research and Leadership\, with a secondary appointment in the Dep
 artment of Neurology\, at the George Washington University School of Medic
 ine and Health Sciences. He is a health disparities researcher with ethnog
 raphic and mixed methods training. His current National Institute on Aging
  (NIA) funded K01 award examines psychosocial and neurocognitive risk and 
 protective factors\, accelerated cognitive aging & mild traumatic brain in
 jury (MTBI) among former NCAA Division I and former NFL athletes. This lin
 e of research encompasses understanding how traumatic injury\, as an occup
 ational hazard\, hinders daily living and career planning over the life co
 urse. These are many of the same concerns faced by military personnel retu
 rning from war.\n\n&nbsp\;\n<strong><a href='https://insightmemory.app.neo
 ncrm.com/eventReg.jsp?event=1233&' class='button'>Sign Me Up - In Person</
 a></strong>\n\n<strong><a href='https://insightmemory.app.neoncrm.com/even
 tReg.jsp?event=1238&' class='button'>Sign Me Up - Virtual</a></strong>
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LOCATION:Hybrid! Virtual and in-person at Insight Memory Care Center - Fair
 fax
SUMMARY:Contributing to Dementia Research
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