UCI MIND Investigators Featured in UCI News for New Study on Sex Differences in AD Pathology Among Individuals with Down Syndrome

By August 14, 2025March 9th, 2026Carousel Slider, In the News
Left to right: Elizabeth Andrews and Dr. Elizabeth Head

Left to right: Elizabeth Andrews and Dr. Elizabeth Head

 

UCI News highlighted a newly published study in Alzheimer’s and Dementia led by Elizabeth Andrews, a PhD candidate in Dr. Elizabeth Head’s Lab, showing that women with Down syndrome may develop Alzheimer’s disease more rapidly than men. To read the UCI news article, click here.

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