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Risk of young onset dementia linked to health and lifestyle factors as well as genetics
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New research has identified 15 factors that increase risk of young onset dementia, including some lifestyle, health and environmental factors.

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Dementia and hearing loss: it’s time to have your say
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We’re funding a new project to help shape future treatments for dementia and hearing loss – and you can get involved

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Lord Cameron steps down as Alzheimer’s Research UK’s President
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Following his appointment as Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, Lord Cameron has stepped down as President of Alzheimer’s Research UK.

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A five-year project to bring Alzheimer’s blood tests to the NHS
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A £5M project led by Alzheimer’s Research UK, the Alzheimer’s Society and the National Institute of Health and Care Research could lead to blood tests for Alzheimer's on the NHS within five years.

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Just six in ten adults realise dementia is a cause of death, new polling shows
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A new nationwide poll has today revealed that only six in ten UK adults* (60%) realise that dementia is a cause of death – despite it being the biggest killer in the UK. Dementia is a condition caused by diseases that affect the brain, the most common being Alzheimer’s disease. As diseases like Alzheimer’s progress,…

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New type of deep brain stimulation could help improve memory loss in people with Alzheimer’s
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Scientists from Imperial College London and the University of Surrey have successfully trialled a new form of deep brain stimulation, which could in the future help improve symptoms of memory loss for people with Alzheimer’s.

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New study suggests navigation difficulties could be an early sign of Alzheimer’s.
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Researchers at University College London have identified subtle changes in the way people with early features of Alzheimer’s disease navigate through a virtual reality space.

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Ethnic minorities experience greater effect of dementia risk factors, study suggests
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Researchers from the University College London have found that common dementia risk factors may have a more pronounced effect among people from certain ethnicities.

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Gower fundraiser to embark on 25,000-mile walk to promote brain health
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Karen Penny is setting out from Cardiff Bay, Wales, on Tuesday 10 October to walk the entirety of the Coast and County Boundaries of Britain and Ireland, a unique challenge.

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Local charitable trust invests £10m in dementia drug discovery
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The ALBORADA Trust, based near Newmarket, has donated £5 million to Alzheimer’s Research UK, the UK’s leading dementia research charity.

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