Can Social Media Help Improve Dementia Care?
Dr Thomas Hadjistavropoulos reveals how social media can revolutionise healthcare, boost awareness, and speed up life-changing research in this TEDx talk.
Dr Thomas Hadjistavropoulos reveals how social media can revolutionise healthcare, boost awareness, and speed up life-changing research in this TEDx talk.
Award rates at UK national funding agency fall below 20% – application volume is outpacing available funding, intensifying competition & pressure on the peer-review system
ISTAART Ambassadors Jinhak Kim, Xue-Rui Peng, Ziphozihle Ntwatwa, and Ireneaus Nyame share reflections on key AAIC 2025 plenary sessions in dementia research.
Dr Roberta Diaz Brinton shares how the ReGenBRAIN trial tests allopregnanolone to regenerate brain tissue in mild Alzheimer’s with APOE ε4 risk.
NIHR and major UK research funders commit to greater inclusion of older adults in health and care research, tackling underrepresentation in clinical trials.
Watch four expert talks from the Wessex Dementia Research Conference 2025, now available online. Covering LBD, biomarkers, FCD, and the latest research updates.
Walking and other healthy habits may benefit people with high genetic risk for Alzheimer’s most, with consistent walking for two years boosting cognition up to 7 yrs later.
Common blood pressure, cholesterol and diabetes drugs taken together linked to slower cognitive decline, with triple therapy showing the strongest brain health benefits.
SNAP food assistance linked to slower cognitive decline over 10 years, suggesting nutrition support may help protect brain health and delay dementia onset in older adults.
Alzheimer’s Association clinical guideline for blood biomarker tests to aid faster, more accurate Alzheimer’s diagnosis in specialised memory care settings.
U.S. POINTER trial shows structured lifestyle changes can boost cognition and protect brain health in at-risk older adults, with benefits lasting up to 2 yrs
Historic lead exposure from the era of leaded petrol linked to 20% higher risk of memory problems in older adults, decades after initial exposure