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Enrollment for the MIND Study is complete and we expect topline study results to be posted on our Study Results page in December 2025. If you are a participant or study partner in the MIND Study, please contact your study site for more information.

We wish to express immense gratitude to the many MIND Study participants and their study partners across the United States, as well as to the dedicated MIND Study research teams across many institutions, as this study would not have been possible without their dedication to the study.

With funding from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the MIND (Memory Improvement through Nicotine Dosing) Study is testing whether the use of nicotine, delivered in patch form, can safely improve memory and functioning in people who have been diagnosed with mild memory loss or mild cognitive impairment (MCI).

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The MIND Study is by far the largest and longest-running study of its kind, testing whether nicotine can improve memory loss. No tobacco companies are involved in the design, financing, or management of the study.