The Foundation
We are working to defeat this disease and achieve a future in which aging is associated with positive experiences.
We are working to defeat this disease and achieve a future in which aging is associated with positive experiences.
I want to help defeat this disease
We talk about Alzheimer's and its impact on those affected and their families.
We believe that only through research will we achieve a future without Alzheimer's.
We work towards changing the social perception of the disease through dissemination and public advocacy.
We put Alzheimer's on the political agenda.
Help us continue investigating.
This initiative by the Pasqual Maragall Foundation reaffirms its commitment to raising awareness and disseminating information in order to change the way society views Alzheimer's.
Experts from the Foundation and the Barcelonaβeta Brain Research Center have offered training to teachers aimed at understanding how clinical research works with study participants.
The Council is made up of 14 companies, entities and institutions and 3 strategic collaborating entities.
The entity has awarded the Pasqual Maragall Researchers Programme research grant to a study led by Dr. Hugo Peluffo, professor at the University of Barcelona.
The document addresses key aspects such as care, understanding symptoms, managing change, planning for the future, the grieving process and legal protection.
The Manager of the Foundation and the BBRC has been elected as secretary of the new Council of Patronage in Research, Development and Innovation of Catalonia.
In order to publicise the latest developments in Alzheimer's research, the organisation is presenting a series of video interviews in which BBRC experts explain the most important lines of research to the public.
The presentation of the 2024 Special Award to Maite Alberdi, the screening of “La memoria infinita” or the conference on the emotional management of actors in “La sociedad de la nieve”, among the highlights.
Spain is the second country with the highest scientific output by female authors, and the cities of Barcelona and Madrid also stand out worldwide in terms of the presence of female researchers.
More than 140 people attended the informative session organized by the Pasqual Maragall Foundation on Alzheimer's prevention at the CaixaForum in Lleida, led by Dr. Chema González de Echávarri.
During the visit, we presented the various research projects we are developing on Alzheimer's.
During the visit, we had the opportunity to see their facilities and projects first-hand.
