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How can public spaces do more to support community health? Watch the full 4-minute story here: https://lnkd.in/d8AaqyBq At Uptown Library in Chicago, IL, community members came together to share how trusted public spaces can foster connection, expand access to health resources, and support the well-being of the neighborhood. Explore more stories about bringing health and research to more communities: https://lnkd.in/g3nBFRZa

What can you do to support your brain health? Watch the full 5-minute story: https://lnkd.in/d3PFrceA At the Good Friday Good Health Event in Houston, TX, community members came together to learn about brain health, connect with local resources, and discover how small, everyday habits can support lifelong cognitive wellness. "I always tell people who are trying to keep their brain healthy... the most important thing is to always challenge the brain." – Nelson Dellis, Memory Champion Explore more stories about bringing health and research to more communities: https://lnkd.in/g3nBFRZa

How can we support more communities together? Watch the full 3-minute story: https://lnkd.in/d_AU6qRV At the American Association of Single Parents event in Dolton, IL, community members came together to access health resources, learn how nutrition supports overall wellness, and connect with organizations dedicated to helping families build healthier futures. “Even in the midst of struggle, a community can be healthy. This work matters in our community too.” - Dr. Nicole Howell-Scott, Founder, American Assn. of Single Parents Explore more stories about bringing health and research to more communities: https://lnkd.in/g3nBFRZa

Care Access will be attending the Society for Clinical Research Sites (SCRS) Australia & New Zealand Site Solutions Summit on 24–25 July, as a Premier Sponsor. If you’re attending, be sure to connect with Laia Esteban Herrera PhD, Director of Site Support Solutions. On 24 July from 14:30–15:30, she will be speaking in the breakout session, Building Site Capability: Essential Enablement Framework. The session will explore practical strategies for strengthening site capabilities through investment in structure, tools, and culture.

What does Alzheimer’s research mean for caregivers? Watch the full 3-minute story: https://lnkd.in/gQZCwjrs At The Gathering Place Brain Fair in Houston, TX, community members came together to learn about brain health, access free health screenings and resources, and encourage one another to stay active, informed, and engaged. “When you see a group of all the people pulling together to try to help, it’s a very positive influence.” - Van Kent, Future of Medicine member Explore more stories about bringing health and research to more communities: https://lnkd.in/g3nBFRZa

How do tough conversations help begin healing? Watch the full 4-minute story: https://lnkd.in/grSSesUj At the Green Forest Community Health Fair in Decatur, GA, community members came together to connect with health and wellness resources, learn from local organizations, and encourage one another to prioritize their well-being. “[Men] operate often under a myth that we should be lone wolves. We won't admit our weaknesses and we won't even disclose them to our brother. And I think that's a major failing. This event is loaded with us having pointed men to resources and then to build a community that helps their wellness." - Anthony Garvin, Men’s Group Organizer Explore more stories about bringing health and research to more communities: https://lnkd.in/g3nBFRZa

How can playing golf help advance Alzheimer's research? Watch the full 4-minute story: https://lnkd.in/gt4R4fwr At the Golf to End Dementia event in Austin, TX, community members came together to support Alzheimer's research, receive brain health screenings, and learn more about the role clinical studies play in advancing new treatments and improving care for future generations. “Anything that I can do to help with research for Alzheimer's, I'm all about it. I just want to help.” - Edie Elkjer, Future of Medicine member Explore more stories about bringing health and research to more communities: https://lnkd.in/g3nBFRZa

Today, we commemorate Juneteenth, honoring the freedom, resilience, and achievements of Black Americans. As we celebrate this historic day, we recognize the progress that has been made while reaffirming our commitment to fostering health equity, inclusion, and opportunity in the communities we serve.

How do we address long-standing mistrust in clinical research? Watch the full 3-minute story: https://lnkd.in/g95CkuRf At the 46th Annual Orange County Black History Parade and Unity Festival in Anaheim, CA, community members discussed the importance of building trust in clinical research while accessing free health screenings. “Our Black community is still skeptical about clinical trials, because of the Tuskegee experiments.” - Johnice Williams, Health Village Chair, OC Heritage Council “Now this did leave a bad taste in a lot of African Americans' mouths, and so they were afraid to participate in research… I think that is beginning to change now.” - Ramonia, Future of Medicine member Explore more stories about bringing health and research to more communities: https://lnkd.in/g3nBFRZa

Care Access will be attending the Endocrine Society’s ENDOExpo from June 13-16 in Chicago. Stop by Booth #3732 to learn how Care Access partners with physicians to bring health screenings and clinical research opportunities to more patients. We’re expanding access to brain, heart, and kidney health screenings, including advanced pTau and Lp(a) biomarker testing. Together, we can help make research accessible to more people and improve health outcomes for everyone.