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Alzheimer's Disease - Clinical Trials


The National Institute on Aging, Laboratory of Neurosciences needs individuals with Alzheimer's disease for clinical trials. Applicants must not have any other major problems. Qualified applicants will receive free treatment. To receive an application, phone (301) 496-4754 directly or call (800) 438-4380 for more information on Alzheimer's disease and aging.
 
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