Research Researching why some people get dementia points to how we could reduce risk Understanding more about what makes some people more likely to develop dementia can help us to reduce future risk. Understanding more about what makes some people more likely to develop dementia can help us to reduce future risk. ... 28 March 2024
Research Alzheimer’s Society’s research vision to make breakthroughs in dementia research With our 2024/25 grant round officially open for application, Professor Gill Livingston shares her thoughts on shifting Alzheimer’s Society’s research focus towards more clinical, translational research, centred around greater research participation and researcher support. With our 2024/25 grant round officially open for application, Professor Gill Livingston shares her thoughts on shifting Alzheimer’s Society’s research focus towards more clinical, translational research, centred around greater research participation and researcher support. ... 02 February 2024
Research Dementia researchers need volunteers to help find human solutions Important as they are, drugs and technology aren’t the only ways to make a difference for people living with dementia – could you help? Important as they are, drugs and technology aren’t the only ways to make a difference for people living with dementia – could you help? ... 31 January 2024
Research Researching the links between oral health and dementia Establishing how oral health and dementia are linked could point to better prevention and care. Establishing how oral health and dementia are linked could point to better prevention and care. ... 31 January 2024
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Research Testing new technology to help people with dementia remain independent Hear from volunteers helping to research new technology which could enable people with dementia to remain independent for longer. Hear from volunteers helping to research new technology which could enable people with dementia to remain independent for longer. ... 01 December 2023
Research Taking dementia research in new directions through South Asian music and dance Meet Naaheed Mukadam, who connected South Asian community members with her dementia research through a ‘Music, Meaning and Memory’ event. Meet Naaheed Mukadam, who connected South Asian community members with her dementia research through a ‘Music, Meaning and Memory’ event. ... 01 December 2023
Research Studying the eye to improve Alzheimer’s diagnosis Meet researchers in Belfast who hope that understanding changes in the eye could improve Alzheimer’s diagnosis and more. Meet researchers in Belfast who hope that understanding changes in the eye could improve Alzheimer’s diagnosis and more. ... 29 September 2023
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Research How the humble fruit fly is helping research into Alzheimer’s disease Meet Professor Amrit Mudher, whose research uses fruit flies to understand how tau protein changes in Alzheimer’s. Meet Professor Amrit Mudher, whose research uses fruit flies to understand how tau protein changes in Alzheimer’s. ... 01 August 2023
Info Page Tag: Info Page. Using heart scanning technology to detect dementia with Lewy bodies Sometimes researchers can repurpose existing technologies to dementia diagnosis. In this blog, Dr Gemma Roberts tells us more about her Alzheimer’s Society funded research at the Newcastle University and what difference it will make for people living with dementia. Read more
Info Page Tag: Info Page. Using heart scanning technology to detect dementia with Lewy bodies Sometimes researchers can repurpose existing technologies to dementia diagnosis. In this blog, Dr Gemma Roberts tells us more about her Alzheimer’s Society funded research at the Newcastle University and what difference it will make for people living with dementia. Read more