alzhub.org

AlzHub is an online information resource focused on Alzheimer’s research and practical support for people with dementia, caregivers, and families. Its library contains 27,380 research summaries written in plain English, searchable across 32 subjects and linked to their original sources. Each summary receives a score based on a published rubric covering study design, journal, evidence strength, peer review, size, and recency; peer-review status is also identified. The site offers research news, explainers, study trends, statistics, maps, and information about clinical trials and open research questions.

AlzHub also provides accessible guides to warning signs, diagnosis, disease stages, treatments, medicines, prevention, and risk. Caregiving resources address daily routines, caregiver health, respite, driving, wandering, and future planning. Visitors can find information on care costs, nursing homes, coverage for new drugs, and legal and financial planning, including resources organized by state. The site also directs users to free helplines and support organizations. Its content explains available evidence and services, while clarifying that it is not medical advice.