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National Alzheimer’s Project Extended Until 2035: Focus on Prevention and Equity.

This law extends the federal National Alzheimer’s Project until 2035, ensuring continued research and coordination efforts against dementia. It shifts focus to include promoting healthy aging and reducing risk factors for the disease. The advisory council is expanded to include patients and representatives from historically underserved populations, ensuring broader input into national strategy.
Key points
The National Alzheimer’s Project (NAPA) is reauthorized for 10 years, extending its operation until 2035.
New focus added on promoting healthy aging, reducing risk factors, and mitigating cognitive decline.
The federal advisory council is expanded to include individuals diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and representatives of high-risk, underserved populations.
Annual evaluations of the nation's progress against Alzheimer's are now required, replacing previous initial evaluations, and must address reducing disparities.
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Additional Information
NAPA Reauthorization Act
Print number: S 133
Sponsor: Sen. Collins, Susan M. [R-ME]
Process start date: 2023-01-30