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News

By Amy Almeida
In News
Posted November 3, 2025

ALLFTD receives renewal of NIH funding

October 31, 2025 We are excited to let you know that the ALLFTD study has received funding from the National Institutes of Health for the next phase, currently referred to as ALLFTD2. ALLFTD is a [...]

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By Amy Almeida
In News
Posted October 20, 2025

From Care to Cure episode 9 now available

October 20, 2025 The ninth episode of From Care to Cure, a podcast from the Massachusetts General Hospital Frontotemporal Disorders Unit, is available now. .  This episode features a conversation [...]

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By Amy Almeida
In News
Posted September 21, 2025

World FTD Awareness Week – September 21-27, 2025

September 21, 2025 September 21-27, 2025 is World FTD Awareness Week.  This year World FTD Awareness Week asks the world: “What If It’s FTD?” Aiming to raise awareness of the presenting symptoms [...]

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By Amy Almeida
In News
Posted September 20, 2025

From Care to Cure episode 8 now available

September 20, 2025 The eighth episode of From Care to Cure, a podcast from the Massachusetts General Hospital Frontotemporal Disorders Unit, is available now. This episode features a conversation [...]

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By Amy Almeida
In News, Support
Posted September 12, 2025

Article Highlights Link between FTD and Law Enforcement

September 12, 2025 Katie Brandt, Director of MGH FTD Unit Caregiver Support Services and Public Relations, recently shared her FTD story with Lynn Hallarman, MD, a health care journalist, and [...]

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By Amy Almeida
In News, Support
Posted September 9, 2025

Katie Brandt Featured in The Unexpected Journey

                                                                                                  September 9, 2025 When her husband, […]

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By Amy Almeida
In News
Posted August 28, 2025

Emma Heming Willis Shines Light on Living with FTD

August 25, 2025 In “Emma & Bruce Willis: The Unexpected Journey,” an interview with Diane Sawyer broadcast on ABC, Emma Heming Willis shared the caregiving journey that she and [...]

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By Amy Almeida
In News
Posted August 20, 2025

From Care to Cure episode 7 now available

August 20, 2025 The seventh episode of From Care to Cure, a podcast from the Massachusetts General Hospital Frontotemporal Disorders Unit, is available now. This episode features a conversation [...]

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By Amy Almeida
In News
Posted July 31, 2025

MGH FTD Unit presents new research findings at 2025 Alzheimer’s Association International Conference

July 31, 2025 (Toronto, ON, Canada) Our team presented a variety of new research findings at this conference, the largest forum in the world for the dementia research community. Our team’s [...]

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 Care Plan Trifecta Webinar
By Katherine Diane Katherine Diane
In News
Posted July 21, 2025

Care Plan Trifecta Webinar

Tuesday, September 16, 2025
7:00 PM EDT

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