Podcasts about dr. goldie byrd

This Alzheimer’s Talks by UsAgainstAlzheimer's focused on the importance of clinical trials, particularly to better understand the motivations and barriers of participation among diverse communities. This call was hosted by Jason Resendez, director of the LatinosAgainstAlzheimer’s network and Dr. Goldie Byrd, Director of the Center for Outreach in Alzheimer’s Aging and Community Health at North Carolina A&T State University. Dr. Byrd’s work focuses on Alzheimer’s in African American communities, both genetic research and also her center’s priority on community engagement, specifically to involve underrepresented populations in clinical trials and research. They were joined by two very special guests, Daisy Duarte and Valerie Smith, both of whom have volunteered for clinical trials and are also caregivers for loved ones with Alzheimer’s or memory loss. They shared their experiences and offered insights into the importance of taking part in research.Support the show (https://www.usagainstalzheimers.org/ways-donate)

Dudley High School, established in 1929, had rich involvement in the Civil Rights Movement, and today is continuing to impact the world, but through a very unique engineering program. Instructor Ricky Lewis and Former Le Mans Race Car Driver Jim Smith discuss the importance of STEM learning and their preparation of Dudley students for in the Shell Eco Marathon that will be held in Detroit.

What kinds of laws governing the use of guns will allow Americans to enjoy their rights and keep everybody safe? Durham City Mayor Bill Bell, Gail Neely with North Carolinians Against Gun Violence, and Sgt. Tivon Howard with the Zebulon Police Department share their experiences and views.

Meet North Carolina jazz and soul recording artist Yolanda Rabun and hear her perform songs from her CD "So Real"..

Alzheimer's Disease is especially hard on the caregiver, and this is oftentimes a close family member. Caregivers not only need to know how to help their loved one but also how to maintain their own health. Scientist Dr. Goldie Byrd of NC A&T, Alzheimer's Advocate Garret Davis, and caregiver Shari Bailey share their expertise, advice, and personal stories.