Young-onset dementia risk reduced through health & lifestyle
Dementia ResearcherNew research published today by University of Exeter shows the risk of young-onset dementia could be reduced through targeting health and lifestyle factors
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Celebrating the IDEAL Programme
IDEAL Programme Celebration event, sharing outputs from this more than a decade long programme which has transformed thinking about dementia & care.
Memory, Mind & Dementia: Key Insights from RCBB Seminar
Talks from Dr Elisa Di Rosa, Dr Dorothy Tse & Dr Davide Bruno delivered at the Liverpool John Moores University RCBB Seminar – memory, aging, and brain health.
3D imaging of entire brains with light sheet microscopy
British Neuroscience AssociationBNA Webinar recording with speakers, Dr Jak Grimes & Dr Cristina Martinez Gonzalez discussing the use of light sheet microscopy when imaging 3D brains.
ALZ Talks: 2023 Research Advancements
Alzheimer's AssociationJoin Alzheimer’s Association with Dr Rebecca Edelmayer & Dr Percy Griffin for a discussion about recent advancements in Alzheimer’s research.
A Future Without Alzheimer’s
The annual UC Irvine Dean’s Distinguished Lecture: Looking to a Future Without Alzheimer’s – hear from leading researcher sharing updates.
Open Access – Challenging Assumptions Around Dementia
Open access book co-written by people living with dementia & carers exploring expectations surrounding dementia, what it ‘looks like’ and how they’re treated.
Wearable device aims to transform mobility in Parkinson’s
Exeter University & gaitQ’s wearable tech aims to transform mobility for Parkinson’s patients, enhancing independence and safety with a state-of-the-art device.
Postcards from the 33rd Alzheimer Europe Conference
Dementia Researcher worked with Alzheimer Europe to interview members of their working groups, who all played a key role in their 33rd Helsinki Conference.
Alzheimer’s Research UK Annual Report 2023
Alzheimer’s Research UK Annual Report for 2023 providing highlights from across the charity’s work, raising over £50m for the first time.
How climate change could be affecting your brain
University of Exeter research shows a new element of the catastrophic impacts of climate change is emerging – how global warming is impacting the human brain.
5 Podcasts to Learn about Blood Tests for Alzheimer’
A study to assess if blood tests could help diagnose people with early Alzheimer’s, is being launched in the NHS. Here are 5 podcasts to get your head around it