There’s no cure, but scientists say this drug could help slow the rate at which the disease progresses.
The PNA gathered for the annual Winter Social filled with shared food, shared successes, and shared hopes for the year to come!
Here's to a fresh start and all the possibilities a new year brings. The PNA is stepping into 2026 with gratitude for the lessons of the past year and hope for growth, joy, and meaningful moments ahead. Wishing everyone a wonderful beginning to a truly great year!
As 2026 begins, let us take a look at all our PNA Trainees accomplished in 2025! PNA Published Manuscripts of 2025 Witonsky, K., Zhu, X., Rosso, A. L., Newman, A., & Rosano, C. (2025). Joint Pain and Leisure-Time Physical Activity: Cross-Sectional Findings From...
Dr. Caterina Rosano met with Secretary of Health, Wellness and Social Protection, Dr. Faith Brebnor to discuss Advance Dementia and Alzheimer's Research in Tobago. The Tobago Health Study, a project focused on assessing cognitive aging in women of African ancestry,...
Members of eBrain (Dr. Meredith Phillips, Erica Fan, Dr. Andrea Rosso and Greta Cheng) presented in their session "Social Determinants of Cognitive and Brain Aging: novel approaches and new findings". Congratulations to all participants of the GSA 2025 Scientific...
For the PNA, collaborative practice and review go beyond the city limits of Pittsburgh. Several of our members are preparing to present at this year's Gerontological Society of America's Annual Scientific Meeting. Group worked in unison to provide insightful...
