Annual Lecture – What can we do to prevent dementia?

Catch up with Alzheimer's Society's first virtual Annual Lecture and find out everything we know about prevention, and the proactive steps we can all take to minimise our risk of dementia.

This year's event was hosted by our Head of Research, Dr. Rich Oakley, who was joined by a number of special guests, including:

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08 March 2024
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'No cause for concern' after study links Alzheimer's transmission with hormone treatment from human donors

Alzheimer's Society researchers say there is 'no cause for concern' after a study presented a possible link between Alzheimer's disease transmission and a hormone treatment from human donors that was used in the 1980s.

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