Archive for category: Brain health

UK’s largest GP study of Alzheimer’s blood tests launches in Scotland

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Landmark new GP study launched in Scotland offering a simple blood test for Alzheimer’s disease. Read more…

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International Brain Health Conference 2026 to spotlight early intervention in dementia prevention

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Edinburgh will host a major new global brain health event for researchers, clinicians and policymakers in May 2026. Register for tickets.

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Championing technology to detect declining brain health earlier

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Using next-generation imaging to improve brain disease detection. Find out about the University of Aberdeen PUFFINS study we are supporting.

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Talking brain health at Aberdeen Wellbeing Festival

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Visit the Scottish Brain Sciences team at the Aberdeen Health and Wellbeing Festival on 10 January 2026. Reserve free tickets today.

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Championing women’s brain health

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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.

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

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

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AFC Women Show Their Support for Brain Health

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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.

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Scottish Brain Sciences joins forces with Aberdeen FC Women

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

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

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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.

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

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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.

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