@Runs4Research What a brilliant result! We can’t thank you enough for your support. Your fundraising challenge is helping drive progress towards breakthroughs that could change lives. 🧡
As @AlzResearchUK President, it’s been great to see so much progress announced at #AAIC26 in London this week. From improved delivery of Alzheimer’s treatments and promising new drugs, to advances in blood tests. Global collaboration is key to beating dementia. The UK must remain at the heart of this effort #ForACure.
Thank you for sharing this, David, and your continued support as our President. It's been great to see such promising progress highlighted at the AAIC Conference. The advances shared show how far we've come, while reminding us of the importance of sustained investment, collaboration and innovation to drive forward the next breakthroughs.
More than 10,000 dementia researchers gathered in London this week for the world’s largest dementia research conference #AAIC26.
Read more in our lates blog: https://t.co/uLc1KxVQl4
@larryronaldpar1@ExceLLondon Thank you for your feedback. The conference host @alzassociation should be able to help with understanding the registration process for the future.
@proukakis Congratulations! This is excellent news! You're working toward breakthroughs—toward a world where dementia no longer causes heartbreak. We’re so thankful for everything you make possible. 🧡
@CarolinePidgeon Thank you very much for your continued support to champion dementia research in Parliament. Together, we’re striving for a cure for dementia and protecting future generations from its impact. Your support means the world. 🧡
Although there's no cure yet, there is more hope than ever. Scientists across the world are making huge strides in understanding and treating dementia. Thank you for following us and we'll continue to share research updates as soon as they happen. For more information, including details of organisations that offer support, you can visit our website: https://t.co/7jlXodKEP6
We're really sad to learn about radio presenter Paul Gambaccini's Alzheimer's diagnosis.
Everyone at Alzheimer’s Research UK wishes Paul and his family all the best.
Nearly one million people are living with a form of dementia in the UK, with numbers expected to rise to 1.4 million by 2030.
We exist for a cure, and we won't stop until we get there, for people like Paul and the millions more around the world.
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