Alzheimer’s Society Report – Timely and accurate diagnosis
Alzheimer's SocietyAlzheimer’s Society report examines the barriers to getting a timely and accurate diagnosis and builds a consensus on recommendations to overcome them.
Policy
Sweeping report calls for anti-bias measures in US science
Nature Careers BlogUniversities must adopt practices to diversify their research workforce and move beyond hiring members of under-represented groups finds the US NASEM report.
Wellcome explores targeted funding for Black researchers
Dementia ResearcherThe Wellcome Trust is exploring ways to target funding for Black researchers – share your views to inform their approach.
New Guidelines from Alzheimer Europe
Alzheimer Europe has published three new publications, looking at employment and social protection, at sex, gender and sexuality and at ethical communication
Alzheimer’s Disease International #WhatsYourPlan Report
Alzheimer’s Disease International has released a report updating on its #WhatsYourPlan campaign encouraging governments to implement national dementia plans
The scientific workforce in 2022
Cost-of-living crises, labour shortages & the impact of global politics on research collaborations were among the challenges faced by working scientists in 2022
New APPG on Dementia Report
The UK All Party Parliamentary Group on Dementia has published a new report Workforce Matters: Putting people affected by dementia at the heart of care
Alzheimer’s Research UK 5-Year Research Strategy
Treatment, diagnosis, and prevention are the three priority areas Alzheimer’s Research UK are focusing on to make a difference to the lives of people affected by dementia.
WHO Launches, A blueprint for dementia research
New WHO Report summarises the current state of research and identifies knowledge gaps, with 15 strategic goals, actions and timebound milestones to address them
Exploring gender composition of dementia researchers at different stages
New Alzheimer’s Research UK analysis published in AMRC Open Research this week explores gender disparities in dementia researcher careers
NIHR annual statistics highlight sustained public enthusiasm for participating in research
The latest NIHR statistics show research participation levels remain remarkably high, following an unprecedented period in research history
The Impact of Dementia on Women
New Alzheimer’s Research UK report shares how women are disproportionately affected across their life – as people and researchers.