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To celebrate the February 11 United Nations’ International Day of Women and Girls in Science, BrightFocus hosted a discussion featuring the three women leading its scientific grants program.

Grammy-nominated vocalist Seth MacFarlane announced a special Valentine's virtual concert benefiting BrightFocus Foundation and Motion Picture & Television Fund.

Research finds that changes in blood flow and vessel density in the eye may be an indicator of problems with blood circulation in the brain, signaling the risk of Alzheimer’s disease.

Three scientists who were given key early support from BrightFocus Foundation have been elected as members of the prestigious National Academy of Medicine.

BrightFocus Foundation today announced the addition of Sharyn Rossi, PhD, to its senior staff as the organization’s new Director of Scientific Programs, Neuroscience.

The WHAM! (Women’s Health Access Matters!) Investigators Fund today announced $100,000 in support from BrightFocus Foundation for sex and gender-specific research to advance women’s brain health.