World Alzheimer’s Month 2018 – a thank you from the Editor
Find out more about how we marked World Alzheimer’s Month this year, including our fundraising event, campaign and #TalkDementia Twitter chat.
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World Alzheimer’s Month 2018
Find out more about how we marked World Alzheimer’s Month this year, including our fundraising event, campaign and #TalkDementia Twitter chat.
#VoicesForDementia: World Alzheimer’s Month on Neuro Central
Join those affected by dementia, researchers and charities on our #VoicesForDementia campaign, as we try to defeat the disease!
EU countries unprepared to move Alzheimer’s treatment into clinical use, study indicates
Some EU healthcare systems have been reported to lack the capacity to rapidly move an Alzheimer’s treatment from approval into widespread clinical use.
#TalkDementia – Catch up on our Twitter chat for World Alzheimer’s Day
We look at some of the highlights of our Twitter chat (#TalkDementia), where we questioned Tara Spires-Jones, Adam Smith, Hannah Churchill, George Rook and Julie Hayden about all things dementia – from research to social stigma.
From risk to resilience: understanding the role of genetics in Alzheimer’s disease
At AAIC 2018, we had the pleasure of speaking with Catherine Kaczorowski about the innovative work she is doing to accelerate drug discovery in Alzheimer’s disease.
Air pollution and neurological disorders: challenges, controversies and future outlook
Whilst at AAIC 2018, we spoke with Tom Russ about life course air pollution exposure and the significance of this on neurological disorders.
World Alzheimer’s Month fundraiser – London to Le Mans
In the lead up to World Alzheimer’s Day, we’ve organized an office fundraising event in order to raise money for dementia research.
Twitter chat for World Alzheimer’s Day #TalkDementia
We’re hosting a Twitter chat on World Alzheimer’s Day into all things dementia, such as public perception. Meet our panelists and join us at #TalkDementia.
Build-up of RNA-binding proteins found in individuals with ALS and dementia
Researchers have revealed that RNA-binding proteins accumulate in the brains of people with non-heritable amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and frontotemporal dementia.
