Memory and Aging Community Advisory Board - MACAB

Memory and Aging Community Advisory Board - MACAB To that end, a Memory and Aging Community Advisory Board was formed in 2004.

The MACAB is a group of dedicated people whose overall concern is the physical, mental, and social well-being of the middle-aged and older adult community of Greater Baltimore. The Johns Hopkins Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center recognizes the need to maintain an effective and mutually satisfying partnership with the community its serves. It is made up of local community leaders with an interest

in dementia, including representatives of the minority community (i.e., pastoral leaders, heads of community organizations, health officials from State/City/County Departments, political leaders, representatives of the Alzheimer’s Association, and families of patients who have been touched by Alzheimer’s Disease).

Caregiver support groups offer connection, understanding, and practical strategies that can make a meaningful difference...
08/11/2026

Caregiver support groups offer connection, understanding, and practical strategies that can make a meaningful difference for those caring for someone living with memory loss or dementia.

Ever wondered what you can do to improve the health of your brain? Here are 5 science-backed tips from our friends at Al...
08/03/2026

Ever wondered what you can do to improve the health of your brain? Here are 5 science-backed tips from our friends at AlzInColor 🧠

Five simple, research-backed habits that support brain health through food, movement, connection, music, and preventive care.

We are pleased to highlight some of the great work being done by the CAN Dream Foundation!
07/27/2026

We are pleased to highlight some of the great work being done by the CAN Dream Foundation!

The Memory & Aging Community Advisory Board -- or MACAB -- was established in 2004. If you're curious about what we do, ...
07/22/2026

The Memory & Aging Community Advisory Board -- or MACAB -- was established in 2004. If you're curious about what we do, please check out the below!

07/14/2026

📣 Early detection starts with knowing what to look for.

We’re two weeks away from:
“The Benefits of Early Detection: Why Timing Matters”

Join AlzInColor for an informative conversation on recognizing early signs of Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias, understanding when to seek evaluation, and learning how timely diagnosis can help individuals and families access support sooner.

Featuring:
🎙️ Charles Windon, MD
Assistant Professor of Clinical Neurology
UCSF Edward and Pearl Fein Memory and Aging Center

During this session, Dr. Windon will discuss why early detection matters, how subtle changes in memory, mood, behavior, language, or thinking may show up, and how families can take proactive steps toward evaluation and care planning.

🗓️ Thursday, July 23, 2026
⏰ 7:00–8:00 PM EDT

👉🏽 Save your spot and invite friends, family, and community members:
https://bit.ly/AlzInColorWebinar07232026

Let’s continue to “Raise the Volume” around brain health and Alzheimer’s awareness.

Danny Glover's courageous sharing of his Alzheimer's diagnosis helps open conversations related to memory loss and demen...
07/09/2026

Danny Glover's courageous sharing of his Alzheimer's diagnosis helps open conversations related to memory loss and dementia, and increase awareness 💜

Last month's webinar described findings from the ACTIVE Study, which evaluated how different cognitive training interv...
07/07/2026

Last month's webinar described findings from the ACTIVE Study, which evaluated how different cognitive training interventions impact dementia risk up to 20 years later.

Use the link below to watch:

In this .BrainMatters webinar, Dr. George Rebok, Professor Emeri...

This…..💜💜💜💔💔
07/01/2026

This…..💜💜💜💔💔

🔗: on.today.com/4gaRcFj

Legendary actor Danny Glover revealed in a TODAY exclusive interview that he has been living with Alzheimer’s disease for multiple years.
📸: Getty Images

It's getting ☀️HOT🔥 out there! High temperatures can be unsafe for anyone, and in particular individuals with health pro...
06/30/2026

It's getting ☀️HOT🔥 out there! High temperatures can be unsafe for anyone, and in particular individuals with health problems or of older ages. Be proactive about preventing hot weather illness.

Learn more:

Learn about heat-related illnesses—hyperthermia (e.g., heat stroke, heat exhaustion, heat cramps, and more)—and seek help for symptoms of heat stroke.

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21224

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
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