Tag Archives: dementia
30-year quest for Alzheimer’s remedy nears the finish line
ABERDEEN: Claude Wischik plans to present results from ongoing final human trials on its experimental Alzheimer’s drug as early as July.
After decades of researching a treatment for Alzheimer’s, Claude Wischik is set to find out whether his lonely 30-year battle can lead to one Read More »
Exploration of dementia announced as second project of The Hub
NEW YORK: A group exploring dementia and the arts have been invited to take up the 2016-2018 residency in The Hub at Wellcome Collection, a flagship space and resource for interdisciplinary projects exploring health and wellbeing. Bringing together a rich network including scientists, artists, clinicians, public Read More »
Student shares international stage with latest findings in dementia research
DALLAS: A former Aylesbury High School student shared her latest findings in dementia research with international scientists at a major conference.
Jessica Duncombe, now at the University of Edinburgh, took to the stage in Manchester to share her results with a room of more than Read More »
Alzheimer’s recall study raises new hopes
WASHINGTON, D.C.: Memory loss is one of the hallmarks of Alzheimer’s and heartbreaking for loved ones to watch progress. Gone are the details of a first love or a child’s wobbly first steps. The achievements of a distinguished 30-year career. And the tall tales of traveling Read More »