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The UCSF Memory and Aging Center

We remain a resource for our participants during this time and encourage you to review the resources and updates available on the UCSF COVID-19 micrositeYour health and safety is our top priority. Please take care of yourself and your loved ones and stay safe. We look forward to seeing you again soon.


The Brain Aging Network for Cognitive Health (BRANCH) study aims to understand the complex biological, genetic, and lifestyle factors that underlie differential aging trajectories. Our program aims to enroll hundreds of older adults, who participate in a variety of procedures including blood draws, neuropsychological testing, and neurological exams. The overarching goals are to gain a better understanding of what healthy aging is and identify the earliest changes associated with degenerative brain disease.  

 

Interested in participating in our research program?

brain aging network for cognitive health (BRANCH) Screening Form 

Curious about what a typical research visit looks like? Click below for a glimpse at some of our research procedures.

A Typical Research Visit