Topline Results: 18 Months of BAN2401 Might Work
The biotech company BioArctic Neuroscience announced positive topline results at the 18-month mark of a Phase 2b trial of BAN2401.
All posts by Dementia Researcher
Profile – Dr Deborah Oliveira
Nurse, Brazilian, Social Media Guru and busy postdoc working in Nottingham to improve care and reduce risks in dementia.
Asking for Reasonable Adjustments for a Health Condition
Disclosing your health condition consists of two parts of a conversation: the disclosure itself and the request for support.
Profile – Dr Raysa El Zein, University of Westminster
University of Westminster Postdoc Researcher working on the relation between nutrition and cognitive functions and helping people with MCI.
Podcast – How to create award winning academic posters
Our panel of award winning poster presenters provide tips and advice on what you can do to make your poster better than the rest
10,000 research participants recruited through Join Dementia Research – Could it help your study?
Could Join Dementia Research help recruit to your study? Meeting those essential targets
Profile – Dr Claire Durrant, University of Edinburgh
Race Against Dementia Dyson Fellow, understanding mechanisms of synapse loss and exploring ways to prevent it, at The University of Edinburgh.
Blog – Creating a Dementia Friendly Society – Get them young
In this blog Dr Nicolas Farina explores what it means to be ‘dementia’ friendly, and looks to the future and a dementia friendly society
Profile – Dr Nicolas Farina
Brighton and Sussex Medical School, interestsed in the benefits of physical activity, to identifying ways to maintain and improve people’s quality of life
What should you get from being a postdoc?
You are coming towards the end of your PhD – so what next? There are many options open to you
Blog – From Living Labs to Apps: A Dementia Co-Design Case Study
Practical implications for nurses and healthcare professionals on engaging patients in co-creating effective digital health interventions.
Blog – Inside the ARUK grant review board
Three guest blogs from Early Career Researchers, on their visit as an observer at the recent ARUK Grant Review Board