Alzheimer's Society offers Clinical Training Fellowships that are also open to nursing and allied health professionals.

From the Autumn 2016 edition of Care and cure magazine, the first drug to target tau tangles fails in clinical trial but produces intriguing results.

Read about Katrina Dick, an Alzheimer’s Society PhD student at the Dementia Research Centre, UCL Institute of Neurology. She is the co-ordinator for an international study of frontotemporal dementia, and is developing new tasks to assess flexibility and planning skills.

Read more about changing how we think about cognitive assessment could help us detect Alzheimer’s earlier.

Read more research by optometrists that reveals undiagnosed eye conditions in people with dementia and paves the way for improvements to services.

From our winter 2016 issue of Care and Cure magazine, find out more about new information that is shedding light on how antipsychotics prescribing needs to change.

From our winter 2016 issue of Care and Cure magazine, find out more about new research that indicates women typically have better verbal memory skills compared to men.

From our winter 2016 issue of Care and Cure magazine, find out more about a trial that suggests people with vascular dementia may benefit from regular exercise.

Find out how you can take part in a new trial into which examines the link between an existing drug and vascular dementia.

Alzheimer's Society commissioned RAND Europe to review the UK dementia research landscape in 2015.