World Sepsis Day
The number of people affected by sepsis is staggering. The Global Sepsis Alliance (GSA) estimates that somewhere between 33% to 50% of all septic patients die… Read more »
Latest posts by Kathryn Smith (see all)
- Recent advances in targeted breast cancer treatments - 5th March 2014
- Coordinating care for people with dementia and their carers improves outcomes - 28th February 2014
- Accelerating medical discoveries in dementia and rheumatology - 6th February 2014
'Cognitive enhancers for ageing and Alzheimer's disease' – special series call for submissions
Alzheimer’s Research & Therapy is now accepting research submissions for a special series on cognitive enhancers for ageing and Alzheimer’s disease.… Read more »
Dementia – a worry for younger people too
Frontotemporal dementia (FTD) is the second most common form of dementia that affects younger people and is the focus of a new thematic series from… Read more »
Does insomnia lead to Alzheimer's disease?
Disruption to sleep patterns is traditionally seen as a downstream symptom of Alzheimer’s disease. Recent evidence, however, has sparked a debate of whether… Read more »
Latest developments in Alzheimer’s drug discovery: 13th international conference of ADDF
Accelerating the development of innovative treatments for Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias is the target for scientists brought together at the 13th… Read more »
Special series 'The new FTD mutation on chromosome 9' – Alzheimer’s Research & Therapy call-for-papers
Alzheimer’s Research & Therapy is now accepting research papers for consideration in a special series for 2012 on the new FTD mutation on chromosome 9,… Read more »
Alzheimer’s Disease International presents 'three conferences in one'
The longest running international conference on dementia, hosted by Alzheimer’s Disease International (ADI), is taking place on 7 – 10 March in London, UK.… Read more »