Together we will defeat dementia

Our dementia research impact in 2025

Despite our successes, there are so many researchers we have not been able to fund. You have the power to turn a 'no’ into a ‘yes’. Together, we can turn today’s science into tomorrow’s hope.  

BRACE Autumn - Winter magazine

The magazine is filled with the latest research news, events and inspiring stories. Learn about the less well known symptoms of dementia, research on early diagnosis and more...

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Gifts in Wills make long-term research and pioneering trials possible, leading to earlier diagnosis, better and more effective treatments, and one day a cure.

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A dementia diagnosis from home?

Dr George Stothart shares his early dementia test - Fastball - results. His research shows the test can be used at home to detect memory decline in people with MCI.

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Latest news

Groundbreaking at home Alzheimer’s blood test

A groundbreaking finger-prick blood test has shown accuracy in detecting Alzheimer’s disease. This test could open the door for millions of people living with dementia but without a diagnosis, around the world. The tests work by measuring three different biomarkers – P-tau217, GFAP and NfL – which are found in the brains of people living…

BRACE scientists awarded funding for innovative dementia research 

The Hospital Saturday Fund have awarded £10,000 to support a groundbreaking study into brain ageing and genes that could advance drug development. This donation bolsters a grant of £56,000 from BRACE Dementia Research.  Dr James Murray and his team believe a new approach could address a major problem: why promising dementia drugs keep failing in clinical trials. …

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