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DPUK blog
- Dementia terminology decoded
- Is there a genetic link to dementia?
- Volunteer Stories: Marianne
- Volunteer Stories: Andy and Tish
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- 10 actions you can take this Dementia Action Week
- What is cognition?
- Amyloid and tau: the proteins involved in dementia
- Diet and dementia
- Dementia's relationship with Parkinson's
- The time is right to focus on pre-clinical dementia
- Leaving the lab but not the field: research-related careers in dementia
- New podcast: Increasing diversity in dementia research
- Frontotemporal dementia: a common form of young-onset dementia
- DPUK Data Portal showcased in new podcast for early-career researchers
- Sundowning: the condition with symptoms that appear at sunset
- Could oestrogen explain why women are more at risk of dementia?
- Posterior cortical atrophy: a dementia that affects the vision
- What's it like to take part in a DPUK datathon?
- State-of-the-art brain scanners offer ‘incredible opportunities’ for dementia research
- Wernicke-Korsakoff Syndrome: a treatable memory disorder
- Vascular dementia: investigating cognitive impairment with 2,000 stroke survivors
- Symptomatic drugs for cognitive impairment in dementia: what to expect?
- New podcast: DPUK's Professor John Gallacher on the future of dementia research
- Coronavirus care: supporting loved ones with dementia
- Dementia prevention beyond educational attainment
- Pioneering stem cell research into dementia
- Lockdown diary: doing dementia research in a time of coronavirus
- ECR journeys: new steps from a small grant
- ECR journeys: from teaching English to exploring the impact of childhood traumas
- In conversation: Sarah Bauermeister and Chris Orton reflect on our most recent DPUK datathons
- World Diabetes Day: Chemical changes in blood affect risk of developing other diseases
- It’s time to explore divergent dementia trends in the UK and Japan to inform policies to reduce dementia risk
- Keeping our brains healthy to reduce dementia risk
- Why junior researchers benefit from datathon events
- Did you know about the gigantic cohort study hidden in Wales?
- What it takes to launch a world-scale Alzheimer’s study
- Universities and industry are different – and that’s exactly why we need to work together in dementia research
- Can ELSA advance dementia research into the impact of socioeconomic factors on dementia?
- Digital tech is helping patients with dementia, but are there risks from the big data they generate?
- Testing the value of digital technology in a world where dementia case numbers are rising year on year.
- Is digital technology just a fashionable distraction in diagnosis, treatment and care of dementia?
- Why we need a machine learning datathon to combat dementia
- Me, my phantoms – and the imaging network
- The ingredients that you need to make a datathon
- Why I'm working with DPUK
- A helping hand for researchers
- Changes in lifestyle can offset our genetic ‘destiny’
- Great Minds coming together
- Hope for a head start on dementia begins with cohort volunteers
- Disease-in-a-dish studies open a window to a new level of detail in dementia
- Power to the people: involving the public in finding a treatment for dementia
- At the coalface for DPUK
- Trials Delivery Framework: Q&A with Dr Vanessa Raymont
- Brain areas decoded
- What’s good for the heart is good for the head
- Huntington’s disease: a rare cause of dementia
- DPUK Discovery Award winner tackles discrepancies between brain scans
- Can dance help defend against dementia?
- How has modern technology shaped dementia care?
- Corticobasal syndrome: a type of dementia affecting movement and thinking
- International Day of Women and Girls in Science
- Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease: a rapidly progressing form of dementia
- Accessing memories through music
- Journal special issue sets out novel treatment approaches to tackle vascular dementia
- How can data help prevent dementia?
- Dementia in other animals
- How are rates of dementia changing?
- Neuroinflammation: does the brain’s immune system hold the key to treating dementia?
- Dementia decoded: brain scans
- Dementia Action Week 2022: Diagnosis
- Progressive supranuclear palsy: a condition causing movement issues and dementia
- 'Aspirin man': celebrating the career of Professor Peter Elwood
- Dementia and hearing aid use: investigating the barriers
- What effect does sleep have on dementia?
- A trip for brain health: can travel therapy offer an innovative treatment for dementia?
- Early-career focus: Melek Karadag-Assem
- DPUK researcher picks ‘top 5’ highlights of AAIC dementia research conference
- We did it! Team DPUK hikes 26 miles for dementia research
- What are biomarkers and why are they important in dementia research?
- Exercise alters brain chemistry and prevents dementia - here’s how
- In conversation: Postdoctoral researcher Gaurav Bhalerao talks about the significance of neuroimaging studies
- Data curation in scientific research: how does data curation work at DPUK?
- Dr Sarah Bauermeister speaks about Your Beautiful Brain on BBC Radio Oxford
- Translation 2023 - Watch the speakers online, on demand!
- Art workshops find beautiful brains
- Exploring Great Minds
- Great Minds Event on Environmental Factors for Dementia
- Datathon 2023: A Journey Towards New Insights
- DPUK at AAIC 2023 - A Week of Collaboration and Inspiration
- New study: Estimating the association between Facebook adoption and well-being in 72 countries
- Insights from OHBM 2023 with Gaurav Bhalerao, Our Postdoctoral Researcher
- Recap of the Great Minds Live Event in Newport, Wales - New treatments for dementia
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