29th September 2016
Early onset dementia
Dementia is often seen as a disease of old people - but sadly, that's not the case. Dr Sebastian Crutch specialises in early-onset dementia, which can affect people as young as 40. Having dementia at a younger age, he says, brings its own problems.
29th September 2016
Dementia in a dish
Dr Selina Wray works in the ¹û¶³Ó°Ôº Dementia Research Centre, turning skin cells into brain cells, effectively growing 'dementia in a dish' in an effort to find effective treatment for dementia.
26 April 2016
Dementia is a really big deal
While the search for a cure goes on, helping the 850,000 people in the UK who have dementia and their carers manage the condition is vital. That's that Professor Gill Livingston and her team at ¹û¶³Ó°Ôº's Division of Psychiatry aim to do every day.
26 April 2016
Roz's Story: Getting the right help
Roz was diagnosed with primary progressive aphasia (PPA), a rare form of dementia which affects the language centre in the left side of the brain. Her husband Jeremy cares for her at home. Â
10 March 2016
Building an institute for the future
Here's a scary statistic. For every £10 that dementia currently costs society - from the NHS to residential care - just 6p goes on research into what causes the disease, and what might cure it. Â
29 Feb 2016
Andy's story: Dealing with Dementia
Maggie Williams's husband Andy was diagnosed with posterior cortical atrophy (PCA) in 2011. The PCA Support Group run by ¹û¶³Ó°Ôº's Dementia Research Centre has helped them both adjust to the implications of this life-changing diagnosis.
31 Jan 2016
Scanning the brain to find answers
Science never stands still. There's a constant stream of new discoveries
and new questions - and dementia research is no exception. Dr Tim
Shakespeare is an Alzheimer's Research UK Research Fellow at ¹û¶³Ó°Ôº.