Center for Vital Longevity
Center for Vital Longevity: Researching and promoting lifelong cognitive health.
Founded
2010Center for Vital Longevity: Researching and promoting lifelong cognitive health.
The Center for Vital Longevity, founded as part of the University of Texas at Dallas, is dedicated to unlocking the secrets of the aging mind and promoting lifelong cognitive health. The center's core mission is to understand how cognition and the brain develop and change throughout life, identify individuals at risk of cognitive impairment, and evaluate treatments to prevent or halt cognitive decline. Their research spans various studies aimed at achieving cognitive health for life.
Notable affiliated individuals include leading neuroscientists and cognitive researchers who contribute to groundbreaking studies. The center has garnered support from prominent institutions and funding bodies committed to advancing cognitive health research. Key achievements include significant contributions to understanding the link between environmental factors, such as ZIP code, and Alzheimer's disease. The Center for Vital Longevity has made a substantial impact on the field of cognitive health, influencing both scientific understanding and public health approaches.
Companies similar to Center for Vital Longevity include Sanders-Brown Center on Aging, Tulane University Brain Institute, Cobre Center for Central Nervous System Function and UV Memory Care.
Center for Vital Longevity was founded in 2010.
Center for Vital Longevity's headquarters is located in Dallas, TX, US.
Center for Vital Longevity's most recent funding round was for $2.9M (USD) in November 2019.
As of Nov 27, 2019, Center for Vital Longevity has disclosed funding of $2.9M (USD). Undisclosed round amounts are excluded.
Center for Vital Longevity has 75 employees as of Feb 4, 2024.
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