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…on MINDER, a platform that collects data on dementia patients’ physiological observations, behaviour and environment through sensors and allows proactive healthcare to be delivered in their home. For example, infections…

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…and Dementias Platform UK to coordinate new investigations with the aim of accelerating our understanding of traumatic brain injury, commonly known as TBI.  TBI-REPORTER is also developing a network of…

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…inevitable progression through all means at his disposal. One of the key messages that he proposes is that for too long the focus of work in dementia has been the…

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…related to cognitive impairment [6]. Cerebellar atrophy is found in neurodegenerative Alzheimer’s disease, frontotemporal dementia, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, multiple system atrophy, and progressive supranuclear palsy, but not in Parkinson’s or…

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…into the utilization of perfusion imaging and inflammatory biomarkers for detecting early dementia processes. Professor Kipps also provided insights into the ongoing ROAR study (Risk of Aneurysm Rupture) and explored…

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…associated with disability and even death including stroke, cardiovascular events, peripheral artery disease, kidney disease and vascular dementia. In MS, higher levels of LDL, total cholesterol, and triglycerides are associated…

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…next talk by Dr David Bailey, Consultant Nuclear Radiologist.  Dr Bailey talked us through radioactive labelling in the diagnosis of dementias, further emphasising Dr El-Nimr’s assertion of the significance of…

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…provided an important update on the disease modifying therapies which will revolutionise the treatment of people living with Alzheimer’s and dementia. This area is dynamic, with the addition of new…

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…with dementia, anxiety or prior delirium [15].  Aside from light, exercise helps with circadian rhythm entrainment. Individuals who exercise between 7am-3pm wake earlier with those exercising later doing the opposite,…

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