Our new report sets out the action needed to build on recent progress and cement the UK’s position as a global leader in ...

For week two of our six-week summer series, we’re focusing on diet and how you can still eat well for your brain without ...

Alzheimer’s Research UK is a partner in a number of consortia and other research initiatives, both within the UK and internationally, which aim to accelerate progress in dementia research. Here you ...

Dementia devastates the lives of everyone it touches, but our analysis shows that women are bearing a disproportionate weight of the impact. Our analysis shows that dementia became the leading cause ...

Regularly challenging our brains and staying mentally active can help protect our brain health as we age, lowering our risk of memory and thinking problems and dementia. Cognitive reserve is the term ...

Did you know half of your employees and customers will know someone affected by dementia? At Alzheimer's Research UK, we want to raise awareness about dementia to support those affected by the ...

We are committed to supporting biomedical and clinical research that will take us closer to treatments. Not only do we fund studies through our range of Project grants for tenured researchers, but ...

As the UK’s leading dementia research charity, Alzheimer’s Research UK’s new Research Strategy outlines an ambitious plan to make the most impact on people living with dementia. To achieve this, it is ...

On this page you will find information about how to get involved in dementia research studies. Dementia research is at a turning point. Two new treatments have been licensed in many countries across ...

Untreated high blood pressure can make someone more likely to develop dementia later in life. Our blood pressure is a measure of how hard our blood presses on our blood vessel walls as our heart pumps ...

There are several rare conditions that can lead to dementia or dementia-like symptoms. Around 35,000 people in the UK are thought to be affected by these rarer causes of dementia. For every 100 cases ...