ADI End of Year Forecast 2026

Alzheimer’s Disease International (ADI) closes 2026 with its End of Year Forecast, a one-hour livestream on how advances in dementia risk reduction, diagnostics and emerging treatments could come together into a more joined-up continuum of care. This year’s theme is the vital intersection of dementia risk reduction, diagnostics, treatment and support, taking a life-course approach.

The session is a conversation between Professor Miia Kivipelto, Professor of Clinical Geriatrics at Karolinska Institutet’s Center for Alzheimer Research and a leading expert on risk reduction, and Chris Lynch, ADI’s Deputy CEO and Director of Policy, Research, Communications and Publications.

What it will cover

• the latest global research and innovation across prevention, diagnosis and treatment
• what an integrated approach to prevention, diagnosis, treatment and support could look like in practice
• how health systems, policy and public health strategies need to change to keep up

AI translation will be available in more than 70 languages. The livestream is supported by Roche, Lantheus and Eisai.

For background, read about the FINGERS Plus for Women collaboration, our blog asking who gets left out of dementia prevention?, and how an Alzheimer’s blood test could transform diagnosis.

Wednesday 9 December 2026, 1pm to 2pm GMT, online via Zoom.

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