Podcast – 2020 Dementia Roundup Christmas Special
2020 highlights podcast, over the past year we’ve recorded 38 podcasts with 80 dementia researchers from all over the world.
2020 highlights podcast, over the past year we’ve recorded 38 podcasts with 80 dementia researchers from all over the world.
Does jammed-up protein recycling in neurons cause proteins to spill into the cerebrospinal fluid in Alzheimer’s disease? Article from the Alz Forum
See Professor Bart De Strooper, Professor Karen Duff, Professor John Hardy and Professor Giovanna Mallucci exploring outstanding questions in dementia research
To find out what is going on in the brain of someone with Alzheimer’s disease, all it takes is a drop of blood. Catch-up in this article from the Alz Forum
Machine Learning & Artificial Intelligence & use in Dementia Research. The van der Schaar lab at the University of Cambridge is doing some very exciting things
Once again, tau creates havoc—this time by hijacking astrocytes. According to a report in Nature from Nicolas Toni at the University of Lausanne
Professor Alison Wray present ideas from her research in layman’s terms, with practical ideas for approaching dementia communication in new ways
University of Exeter has developed a new epigenetic clock specifically for the human brain, using brain tissue samples more accurate than previous versions.
African Americans have about double the risk of dementia as their non-Hispanic white peers. How much of this is genetics, how much is environment?
Dr Andrew Harding & Professor Siobhan Reilly share their research on outcome measurement instruments to explore how to ensure they reflect stakeholders’ value
Professor Bart De Strooper & Professor David Llewellyn discuss a new UKDRI and DEMON Network partnership & what Artificial Intelligence and Data for dementia
You’d think that by now we would know all about what amyloid plaques look like? Well, no. Researchers just characterized what they believe to be a distinct type