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29th September 2016
Early onset dementia
Dementia is often seen as a disease of old people - but sadly, that's not the case. Dr Sebastian Crutch specialises in early-onset dementia, which can affect people as young as 40. Having dementia at a younger age, he says, brings its own problems.
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29th September 2016
Dementia in a dish
Dr Selina Wray works in the UCL Dementia Research Centre, turning skin cells into brain cells, effectively growing 'dementia in a dish' in an effort to find effective treatment for dementia.
26 April 2016
Dementia is a really big deal
While the search for a cure goes on, helping the 850,000 people in the UK who have dementia and their carers manage the condition is vital. That's that Professor Gill Livingston and her team at UCL's Division of Psychiatry aim to do every day.
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26 April 2016
Roz's Story: Getting the right help
Roz was diagnosed with primary progressive aphasia (PPA), a rare form of dementia which affects the language centre in the left side of the brain. Her husband Jeremy cares for her at home.
10 March 2016
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Building an institute for the future
Here's a scary statistic. For every £10 that dementia currently costs society - from the NHS to residential care - just 6p goes on research into what causes the disease, and what might cure it.
29 Feb 2016
Andy's story: Dealing with Dementia
Maggie Williams's husband Andy was diagnosed with posterior cortical atrophy (PCA) in 2011. The PCA Support Group run by UCL's Dementia Research Centre has helped them both adjust to the implications of this life-changing diagnosis.
31 Jan 2016
Scanning the brain to find answers
Science never stands still. There's a constant stream of new discoveries
and new questions - and dementia research is no exception. Dr Tim
Shakespeare is an Alzheimer's Research UK Research Fellow at UCL.