Dementia research needs to involve all kinds of people in studies, including people from South Asian communities.

Research studies into mild cognitive impairment (MCI) hope to lead to improvements in both MCI and dementia care.

Researchers are learning from volunteers affected by dementia about what best helps people to live independently after a diagnosis.

New apps provide one way to help people with dementia stay well, and they need volunteers to test them. 

Lecanemab made headlines as the first MHRA-approved drug in the UK to slow early-stage Alzheimer’s disease, but it has not been recommended for use on the NHS. Here is what we know so far about this breakthrough Alzheimer's drug. 

People living with Alzheimer’s are helping researchers to test a brain stimulation technique that could lead to future treatments. 

Getting an early and accurate dementia diagnosis will only become more important as new treatments become available, so research into this area is vital.

Important as they are, drugs and technology aren’t the only ways to make a difference for people living with dementia – could you help?

Hear from volunteers helping to research new technology which could enable people with dementia to remain independent for longer.