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Moderate to severe mid-life anxiety may be linked to later life dementia

Moderate to severe mid-life (30-65) anxiety may be linked to dementia in later life, suggests a study of the available published evidence, part-funded by Alzheimer’s Society, in the online journal BMJ Open.

Study finds listening to music increases brain cell connectivity - Alzheimer's Society comment

Researchers at the University of Utah have analysed the effect hearing familiar music has on the brain of people with Alzheimer’s disease.

New evidence shows some anti-depressants can raise dementia risk

Certain antidepressants and bladder medications are linked to increased risk of dementia, according to new University of East Anglia research funded by Alzheimer’s Society and published today in the British Medical Journal.

Dementia charities join forces for 2019 London Marathon campaign

Hackney-born actor Ray Winstone is challenging runners inspired by last weekend's Virgin Money London Marathon to secure their place in next year’s event to help raise over £3.5m for groundbreaking dementia research.

Making the most of data

From our Care and Cure magazine of Summer 2015, find out more about how researchers are sharing data about dementia.

Meeting of minds: pilot of Dutch service centre

From our Care and Cure research magazine of Spring 2016, find out more about how the UK are learning from the Netherlands approach to dementia care.

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