Bad Synergy—Together, Vascular Problems and Aβ Hasten Memory Slippage
People at risk for future cardiovascular events also face greater odds of developing memory problems, according to a May 23 study in JAMA Neurology.
All posts by Dementia Researcher
Podcast – Research outside the NHS setting
Research isn’t something that just happens in a hospital, lab or library, dementia research is changing and so are the places where it takes place.
“Staying safe” – a narrative review of falls prevention in people with Parkinson’s – “PDSAFE”
Parkinson’s disease demonstrates a spectrum of motor and non-motor symptoms. Falling is common and disabling.
Writing a page-turner: how to tell a story in your scientific paper
We watch, read, tell, and listen to stories every day. Despite this, most researchers don’t think in terms of story when they write a journal paper – could you learn how?
Understanding dementia: the value of co-research
#esrcblog by Professor Linda Birt on working alongside people with dementia as co-researchers
LIVE STREAM – Genetic therapies in neurodegeneration: cohorts, targets and approaches
World class speakers from University College London
Profile – Dr Catherine Quinn, University of Bradford
Associate Professor undertaking research and leading teaching aiming on improving the quality of life of those affected by dementia.
Making data count with NHS Improvement
A practical, interactive guide is suitable for those working at all levels in the NHS, from ward to board, and will show you how to make better use of your data.
Blog – The myths and mysteries of transitioning from clinician to academic
Dr Anna Volkmer is debunking some of the myths around academia can help health professionals take their first steps onto this career path
Blog – Public Engagement and Academia – Some Things to Consider
Blog by Dr Stephen Gordon* *completed PhD in 2013 and now words as an Adviser at the University of Manchester.
Blog – Why Every Researcher Should Have a Science Blog
Blog by Maya Gosztyla discussing the rising demand for scientists to step up and take the lead on communicating their own research to the public.
Profile – Maya Gosztyla
Researching Memory, ageing, brain structure and function (using MRI)