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Our partnership with the National Trust
Our partnership with the National Trust .Working together for a dementia-inclusive future.
PhD student Amelia Ikwue
PhD student Amelia Ikwue .Meet Amelia, supervised by Dr Daniel Erskine at Newcastle University. As a PhD student at our Doctoral Training Centre for Lewy body dementia, Amelia is looking at biological markers that could help diagnose people earlier.
Charity duo unite against dementia in Everest adventure
Charity duo unite against dementia in Everest adventure .Two Alzheimer’s Society colleagues will push themselves to the limit when they embark on one of the world’s greatest treks.
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Our Dementia Research Leaders programme
Our Dementia Research Leaders programme .The Dementia Research Leaders (DRL) programme provides funding and development opportunities for exceptional early career researchers looking to begin their independent career in dementia research.
EPSRC and NIHR network partnership
EPSRC and NIHR network partnership .We're proud to be part of this £6 million investment in new research networks, bringing together researchers, developers, engineers and health and social care professionals to help people living with dementia stay independent for longer.
Could boosting the brain’s natural cleaning processes affect the development of dementia?
Could boosting the brain’s natural cleaning processes affect the development of dementia? .Ian Harrison is researching how the brain gets rid of waste in the hope that strengthening these processes could help slow or prevent memory loss.
A dementia poem for Mother's day: 'The homecoming'
A dementia poem for Mother's day: 'The homecoming' .Tony has enjoyed success as a poet and writer in retirement. Sadly, both his late mother and his wife Sheila were diagnosed with dementia. Tony's focus has turned to raising awareness of the condition. His poem, 'The Homecoming', is a tribute to his mother, Gladys.
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Your answers: Seeing a person with dementia in person again
Your answers: Seeing a person with dementia in person again .Talking Point members’ advice on seeing someone with dementia in person for the first time in months.
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Being visible in your community can raise people’s awareness of dementia
Being visible in your community can raise people’s awareness of dementia .Denise Devlin, in County Tyrone, tells us how community events, social media and fundraising have helped to increase understanding of dementia.