The Problem

Before we can discover new treatments for brain-related diseases,

we need to understand.

We have all met someone who can run faster or jump higher than us. When it comes to learning and remembering, the same is true. These differences are determined, at least in part, by our individual genetic blueprint which is made up of billions of letters. To study billions of letters, you need millions of people - that includes you and everyone you know. Will you help us?

The Opportunity

With your help– and millions of other volunteers like you - we can make real progress towards understanding and treating Alzheimer's disease and other brain disorders.

Before we can achieve this, we need to understand the region of the human genetic blueprint - our DNA - that determines how the brain works in healthy individuals. Then we will be better equipped to develop new medicines and therapies for individuals with brain disorders.