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Center Information publications events calendar volunteering for clinical studies brain images Alzheimer's Update newsletter links of interest contact us		The following are lists of various associations and organizations specializing in Aging & Alzheimer's disease and related healthcare and caregiver issues. We provide these lists simply as starting points for obtaining further research information.   Associations & Organizations     National Institute on Aging www.nia.nih.gov National Institutes of Health (NIH)   www.nih.gov National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)   www.nimh.nih.gov NIH Senior Health   www.nihseniorhealth.gov Administration on Aging   www.aoa.dhhs.gov Department of Veterans Affairs   www.va.gov Medicare   www.medicare.gov       Family Caregiver Alliance   www.caregiver.org Healthfinder   www.healthfinder.gov National Alliance for Caregiving   www.caregiving.org       Aging & Geriatrics     Alliance for Aging Research   www.agingresearch.org American Geriatric Society   www.americangeriatrics.org American Society on Aging   www.asaging.org Elderweb   www.elderweb.com       Alzheimer's Disease     Alzheimer's Association   www.alz.org Alzheimer's Disease Education & Referral Center (ADEAR)   www.alzheimers.org Alzheimer Research Forum   http://www.alzforum.org/home.asp       Caregiving     Caregiving Online   www.caregiving.com Families USA Foundation   www.familiesusa.org       Treatment Resources     Benefits Checkup   www.benefitscheckup.org DrugStore.Com   www.drugstore.com Epocrates   www2.epocrates.com/index.html Helping Patients   www.helpingpatients.org/Intro.php OregonRx.org   www.oregonrx.org PhRMA   www.phrma.org       End-of-Life Services     National Hospice & Palliative Care Organization   www.nhpco.org Partnership for Caring   www.partnershipforcaring.org       As information on the Web is in a constant state of flux, inclusion in the list should not necessarily be construed as an endorsment by the Layton Center of any particular association, organization, or group. Research findings, as well as suggested treatment plans, should always be carefully considered and discussed with your primary care physician and other healthcare providers.