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Think brain health
News, views and tips with a focus on brain health.
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What decades of research has taught us about brain health and dementia risk
Discover how Insight 46, part-funded by Alzheimer’s Research UK, has transformed our understanding of brain health and dementia risk.
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Get hooked on crafting for your brain health
When it comes to brain health, getting creative is often overlooked. Find out how crafting can help you stay sharp and keep connected.
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Brain health summer series: how to make healthy habits stick
For our sixth and final week of the Brain Health Summer Series, we’re looking at how to make healthy habits stick.
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Brain health summer series: three tips to get outside and connect with nature
It’s week five of our six-week series, and this week we’re focusing on connecting with nature and staying sharp.
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Brain health summer series: three ways to keep connected to the people around you
Week four of our six-week series is all about keeping connected and how it can help support your brain health.
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Brain health summer series: three activities to help you challenge your brain
For week three of our six-week series, we’re focusing on challenging your brain and how it can help support your brain health.
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Brain health summer series: nourish your brain with three delicious recipes
For week two of our six-week summer series, we’re focusing on diet and how you can still eat well for your brain without missing out on all that summer has to offer.
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Brain health summer series: make your move with three simple activities
Over the next six weeks, we’ll be sharing simple activities to help support your brain health. Week one is all about getting outside and enjoying the Great British weather, come rain or shine.
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AAIC 2026: Bold approaches to tackling dementia research
Thousands of dementia researchers gathered in London for AAIC 2026 to share the latest developments in dementia research. From more accessible treatments and emerging blood tests to new approaches to prevention, the conference highlighted the progress being made towards earlier diagnosis, better treatments and a brighter future for people affected by dementia.
