Although disappointing, all previously failed drug trials help build our understanding and improve the trials of tomorrow. Here, Craig describes some of the important steps we need to consider to …
The data generated through dedicated volunteers committing to these large research programmes is a precious resource. And so it needs to be used properly to generate the maximum possible benefit …
We’re joined in this video by Malcolm, a research participant in the European Prevention of Alzheimer’s Dementia (EPAD) Programme, to reflect on his experiences of taking part in clinical research. …
Craig introduces week three of the course. This week we turn our focus to clinical research, including how studying research cohorts can reveal the natural progression of disease and how …
How can what we eat day-to-day affect our health and our risk of brain diseases as we age? Here, Emma reviews the current knowledge base for the impact different dietary …
We’ve considered the current knowledge base for nutrition and brain health. Next up Emma explores important areas of focus for research programmes to investigate going forwards.
There is a complex interplay between various risk and protective factors for neurodegenerative disease throughout life. Here Craig describes how we must therefore take a lifecourse approach to understand more …
Craig welcomes us back to week two of the course, where we’ll be investigating risk factors for the development of neurodegenerative disease. Including a detailed look at the role of …
Craig is joined by friends from the STRiDE Project and Alzheimer’s Disease International to discuss challenges and opportunities for working together to promote action on brain health on a global …
Craig is joined by friends from the STRiDE Project and Alzheimer’s Disease International to discuss challenges and opportunities for working together to promote action on brain health on a global …
Craig introduces our topics for this final week of the course, including how important findings from research studies must now be translated into meaningful practice to improve clinical services around …
We’ve discussed the core pathological processes that many different neurodegenerative diseases have in common. Now Sophie takes a look at the specific brain changes that occur in the most common …
The pathological brain changes Sophie described occurring in Alzheimer’s disease, begin many years before any symptoms of problems with memory or thinking abilities become apparent. And many many years, even …
In this clip, we’re introduced to the group of conditions which cause progressive death of nerve cells – neurodegenerative diseases. Sophie describes the common features shared by this group of …
In this video Sophie takes us on a tour of the brain, describing its basic structure, key brain regions, and how healthy brain cells communicate with each other. For more …