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Case Western Reserve Secures $6.2M Grant to Study Alzheimer’s Genes

4/16/2026

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Case Western Reserve University researchers secured a $6.2 million grant from National Institute on Aging to study genetic targets for Alzheimer's using AI and machine learning.
Jonathan L. Haines, Principal Investigator at Case Western Reserve University, aims to provide insights for doctors and drugmakers to prevent Alzheimer's.
The project will analyze 1,800 potential genes using datasets from major Alzheimer's genetic initiatives to identify variations contributing to disease across diverse populations.

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Case Western Reserve University researchers secured a $6.2 million grant from National Institute on Aging to study genetic targets for Alzheimer's using AI and machine learning.
Jonathan L. Haines, Principal Investigator at Case Western Reserve University, aims to provide insights for doctors and drugmakers to prevent Alzheimer's.
The project will analyze 1,800 potential genes using datasets from major Alzheimer's genetic initiatives to identify variations contributing to disease across diverse populations.