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Info Page Tag: Info Page. Research Network member: Elaine Beardsley-Turton Hear from Elaine, one of our Research Network members, and find out whether volunteering is right for you. Read more
Info Page Tag: Info Page. Research Network member: Gordon Kennedy Hear from Gordon, one of our Research Network members, and find out whether volunteering is right for you. Read more
Info Page Tag: Info Page. Participating in research can be a rewarding experience for people affected by dementia From the March 2015 issue of our magazine, participating in research can provide a way to make a difference to others as well as possibly benefitting from a new treatment. Fiona Madden hears about a former carer's experiences. Read more
Info Page Tag: Info Page. People with memory problems who live at home are sought to take part in research From the June 2015 issue of our magazine, researchers are seeking people to take part in a project to help understand more about living well with dementia and what this entails. Read more
Info Page Tag: Info Page. A Research Network volunteer in Northern Ireland shares how she became involved From the October/November 2015 issue of our magazine, a Research Network volunteer who now co-ordinates the network in Northern Ireland shares how she became involved. Read more
Info Page Tag: Info Page. Take part in our trial of tadalafil Find out how you can take part in a new trial into which examines the link between an existing drug and vascular dementia. Read more
Info Page Tag: Info Page. A man whose father has dementia is taking part in a research project funded by Alzheimer’s Society From the June/July 2016 issue of our magazine, Luke Bishop talks to a man whose father has dementia and who decided to participate in Alzheimer's Society-funded research that is finding out about the very earliest stages of dementia. Read more
Real stories What it's like to have a lumbar puncture for dementia research Martin Keats is a research participant in the PREVENT Dementia study which receives funding from Alzheimer’s Society. Watch a video showing Martin having a lumbar puncture, also known as a spinal tap, and read about his experience. Martin Keats is a research participant in the PREVENT Dementia study which receives funding from Alzheimer’s Society. Watch a video showing Martin having a lumbar puncture, also known as a spinal tap, and read about his experience. ... 18 April 2017
Research What can PET scans tell us about dementia? Advances in brain scanning tools are making it possible to identify and track the signs of Alzheimer’s disease more precisely than ever before. Advances in brain scanning tools are making it possible to identify and track the signs of Alzheimer’s disease more precisely than ever before. ... 12 April 2017