Advice about becoming a scientist – Dementia Explained
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ARUK Blog – What do fizzy drinks and TV watching have to do with brain health?
AAIC Blog from Katy Stubbs from ARUK Science News on 24 July 2018
Caring for people who have dementia in Community Hospitals
Paul Brownbill, is from the University of South Wales, in his blog he talks about ‘Quality of Life and the Role of Communal Space in Sheltered Housing’
Catch-up – Adapting the Australian Environmental Assessment Tool by Joanna Sun
Joanna Sun from the University of Wollongong talks about adapting the Australian Environmental Assessment Tool for persons with dementia in Singapore.
Catch-up – Bob & Diane Fund and visual story telling
In this webinar Gina Martin, Founders and Director of the Bob and Diane Fund discusses her work and the importance and value of visual story telling in dementia
Catch-up – Building brains for medical Research by Dr Sam Moxon
Dr Sam Moxon, Research Associate from The University of Manchester presents his work on 3D bio printing iPSC Models for Neurodegeneration.
Catch-up – Cancer care in people living with dementia, Claire Surr & Alys Griffiths
Professor Claire Surr & Dr Alys Griffiths present findings from the CanDem Study – Understanding the care and support needs of people with cancer
Catch-up – Cognition & olfaction by Mohammad Amin Abdollahi
In this webinar, Mohammad Amin Abdollahi, presents some critical terms in the normal cognitive ageing period and Olfactory system.
Catch-up – Dementia Friendly EDs by Dr Courtney Genge
Dr Courtney Genge discusses her Doctoral work on improving the quality and safety of care in emergency departments for people living with dementia.
Catch-up – Measuring delivery of & engagement dementia interventions by Dr Holly Walton
Dr Holly Walton from UCL discusses the focus of her PhD. With advice that can be translated and used in your own work when using dementia interventions.
Catch-up – Microglia a double edged sword – Dr Tom Phillips
Dr Tom Phillips talks about microglia’s role in dementia, how that role moves between protection & damaging and how new genetic findings point to new therapies
Catch-up – Mild behavioural impairment: a new concept by Dr Byron Creese
Dr Byron Creese, University of Exeter introduces Mild Behavioral Impairment and presents his recent research into measurement, prevalence and genetics.