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Grandmother inspires researcher’s interest in fighting Alzheimer’s

Ashley Sanderlin, Ph.D., investigates early interventions for Alzheimer’s as a member of the research faculty at the Wake Forest Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center. On our blog, Dr. Sanderlin talks about her work and how her interest in Alzheimer’s was formed in high school after she learned that her paternal grandmother was experiencing memory loss.

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