Overview
- In interviews published Friday, Nov. 13, 2026, Moore told People she wants conversations about memory and cognition to be as routine as mammograms or colonoscopies.
- Moore said people still approach her about family members or their own memory lapses and she urges individuals to be their own advocates by speaking with doctors about symptoms.
- She continues to promote brain-health awareness through Eli Lilly’s Brain Health Matters campaign, a public-education effort she joined in 2025.
- Moore discussed cognitive assessments and newer blood tests that can help doctors investigate Alzheimer’s signs but noted that the FDA-cleared blood test is intended for people 55 and older with symptoms and is not a general screening tool.
- Her high-profile advocacy keeps attention on Alzheimer’s stigma and could increase routine screening, earlier care and public discussion about risk factors and caregiving options.