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Dementia Consortium Funds Research to Treat Alzheimer’s

UK-based Dementia Consortium announced that it will grant £500,000 ($790,000) in funding to a collaborative research effort that includes academics from the University of Southampton and drug discovery specialists from the medical research charity MRC Technology. The newly-funded project will focus on targeting the immune system in order to develop new therapeutic options to treat Alzheimer’s disease.

Banner Institute Granted $10 Million For Alzheimer’s Trial

Phoenix-based Banner Alzheimer’s Institute (BAI) was recently awarded a joint $10 million research funding grant from the Alzheimer’s Association, GHR Foundation and Fidelity Biosciences Research Initiative. The three organizations announced their plan to fund BAI’s efforts, given the organization’s reputation as an internationally recognized Alzheimer’s care and…

ADI Reports on the Impact of Dementia on Women

In a recent report published by Alzheimer’s Disease International (ADI), titled “Women and Dementia: A global research overview,” researchers reported on key findings regarding the main topics affecting women in relation to dementia from an international viewpoint. In the report, the ADI examined the gender effect in women living with dementia; women caring for people with dementia in a professional caring role; and…