Welcome to ReDLat2
ReDLat2 brings together centers across seven countries to transform dementia research in Latin America and the Caribbean.
ReDLat2
We combine clinical, cognitive, neuroimaging, genetic, and biomarker data with the study of the exposome to understand how genes, the environment, and living conditions interact. Our goal is to identify risk and resilience factors to develop strategies for more precise diagnosis, prevention, and treatment.
ReDLat2
We combine clinical, cognitive, neuroimaging, genetic, and biomarker data with the study of the exposome to understand how genes, the environment, and living conditions interact. Our goal is to identify risk and resilience factors to develop strategies for more precise diagnosis, prevention, and treatment.
Projects
Data access, ongoing projects.
Community
Information on brain health, assessment centers, and how to participate
ReDLat2 at a Glance
Research Centers
Across 7 Countries
Published Papers
Interviews
Webinars and Meetings
Seminars and Presentations
Seed Grants
Research Projects
Awards
Seminars and Presentations
Seed Grants
Research Projects
Awards
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Latest publications
Creative cognition in frontotemporal dementia and brain health
Cognitive NeuroscienceTrends in NeurosciencesSpotlightFormal publication: Nov 2026Authors: Ibáñez, A., & Wille-Bille, A. Abstract: Creative cognition is central to human thought and is affected by brain disease. Recent findings by Altmayer and colleagues link...
Culture-Agnostic and Culture-Specific Analyses of Semantic Fluency in Korean and English Speakers With Alzheimer’s Disease
Cognitive NeuroscienceAmerican Journal of Speech-Language PathologyArticleFormal publication: October 2, 2026Authors: Adolfo M. García - Shin J, Scimeca M, Kiran S, Sung JE Abstract: This study examines how cultural context shapes semantic fluency in Korean- and...
Visual attention deficits in post-stroke aphasia: occurrence, impairment patterns, and response to cholinergic modulation
Cognitive NeuroscienceAphasiologyArticleFormal publication: July 29, 2026Authors: Adolfo M. García - Berthier, M. L., Gómez-Pérez, A. Y., Dávila, G., Torres-Prioris, M. J., Birba, A. Abstract: This study investigates visual attention deficits in people with chronic...
