🧪 MRI, PET, and blood tests – @alexapb.bsky.social shares how combined tools are changing Alzheimer’s diagnosis.

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New resources to support person-centred care planning for older adults in care homes are now available. 

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I come from a region of high air pollution due to a working steel works in the area, just thinking about the long term effects does scare me but within the pros and cons is definitely something that needs to be thought of more

Eating disorders typically develop during adolescence or emerging adulthood — where people are vulnerable to loneliness.

@medresfdn.bsky.social has funded @basakince.bsky.social to inform the development of assessment and treatment approaches www.medicalresearchfoundation.org.uk/projects/lon...

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This work compiles all reported protein changes in the cerebrospinal fluid of Alzheimer’s patients across studies using mass spectrometry, Olink, and SomaScan platforms.

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Can a t test change your life? It did for Dr Becky Carlyle. Read why better figures make better science. @bcarlylegroup.bsky.social

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Would you recognise delirium? Even experienced professionals often miss it - This podcast can change that.

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Members of our community shared their experiences of caring for loved ones with late-stage dementia.

It’s a time that can come with many challenges and tough decisions to make.

If you’re going through this, you're not alone. Call our Dementia Support Line on 0333 150 3456 for support & advice.

Really good 3 minute read for on the train or bus. Gets us thinking about the reasons to look at brain health and why it is vital for everybody not just those suffering from Dementia and other associated neurodegenerative conditions.

Excited for #AAIC25? Next week we’re handing over our website and podcast to @istaart.bsky.social. Expect new daily episodes on the latest dementia research, the work of the PIAs, and what’s coming up at the world’s largest dementia conference.

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We recently celebrated the achievements and contributions of staff at the IoPPN. We'd like to congratulate all of the winners and finals across 15 categories.

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Really good listen, worth every second!

FDA clears the first blood test to aid in diagnosis of Alzheimer’s. "Today marks another important step in Alzheimer’s diagnosis,” says @mariacarrilloalz.bsky.social “With today’s action, we are hopeful it will be easier for more individuals to receive an accurate diagnosis earlier.” bit.ly/4mznvP4

Imagine a world in which we can diagnose dementias in a single blood test that would reshape the way we think about diagnosis and who we are going to look at for diagnosis.

This $5 million can change the way we think about AD treatments and how we look at personalised treatments. These studies take a very long time and can even require 5 years (doi: 10.3390/ijms25073909), this all needs funding and will change the way we think of AD treatments going ahead.

Diagnosis, Assessment & Disease Monitoring Call for papers!

Real-World Evidence on Amyloid-Targeted Treatments: Early Data on Clinical Implementation, Safety, and Efficacy

Submit research on clinical implementation and more by Dec. 31, 2025

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This is critical. The prevalence of AD is 6.7-12.6% (doi: 10.1002/alz.13850) and yet the research only makes up 3.35% on pubmed of the total papers on AD in the last 10 years.

It is on the rise but needs to be more!

Hear the latest in Alzheimer’s treatment, diagnosis, prevention and care at #AAICForAll, a no-cost event on July 31. Two tracks available: one for community members & another for clinicians/health care providers. Learn more: alz.org/aaic-for-all.