Championing women’s brain health

A new review from the Women’s Brain Foundation, with involvement from the team at Scottish Brain Sciences, suggests that women’s higher risk of dementia may be linked to estrogen.

Accelerating Alzheimer’s Research webinar: Insights for professionals supporting people living with Alzheimer’s

We are sharing the latest updates on clinical trials, new treatment pathways, and the role of cognitive sciences in early detection and prevention.

AFC Women Show Their Support for Brain Health

The Aberdeen FC Women’s team have helped us share an important message about the power of research and the need for better treatments for Alzheimer’s.

Scottish Brain Sciences joins forces with Aberdeen FC Women

Scottish Brain Sciences is now an Official Partner of Aberdeen FC Women for the 2025/26 season.

Lecanemab is approved by MHRA in Great Britain, and restricted in NHS

Following today’s announcements from the MHRA and NICE about a new drug, lecanemab – which approve its use in Great Britain, but block its adoption in NHS England – our CEO and Founder, Prof Craig Ritchie has responded.

Deputy First Minister announces Scottish Brain Sciences as anchor tenant in ONE BioHub Aberdeen

Our CEO, Prof Craig Ritchie, and Chair, Mark Cook, were delighted to meet with Deputy First Minister,Kate Forbes MSP, at our new base in ONE Biohub in Aberdeen.

New Alzheimer’s Vaccine Trial in Scotland

Scottish Brain Sciences is delighted to be the first clinical site open in the UK & Europe, to deliver a clinical trial of a new active immunotherapy (a vaccine) aimed at preventing or slowing the progression of Alzheimer’s Disease.

Blood biomarkers can reveal Alzheimer disease progression, study finds

New blood tests for a protein linked with Alzheimer’s Disease can identify those patients whose disease is progressing.

Analysis Begins on Blood Samples for Markers of Alzheimer’s Disease

Researchers working in the Scottish Brain Sciences (SBS) Biomarker Laboratory have begun to analyse blood samples for markers of Alzheimer’s disease.

Speaker sessions from our event – “Can we Prevent and Cure Alzheimer’s Disease?” – are now available!

The fantastic speaker sessions from our first Open Research event are now available to watch on our YouTube channel