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Archive for category: Brain injury

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

2nd October 2025/in News, Brain health, Brain injury, People, Research news, Scottish Brain Sciences, Uncategorised, Webinar/by k.montano

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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Join us at our Open Research Evening – “Can We Prevent and Cure Alzheimer’s Disease?”

17th May 2024/in Brain health, Brain injury, News, People, Research news, Scottish Brain Sciences, Sport/by k.montano

We are very excited to be hosting an Open Research Evening – “Can We Prevent and Cure Alzheimer’s Disease?” …

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SBS webinar event for GPs in Scotland

16th May 2024/in Brain health, Brain injury, News, People, Research news, Scottish Brain Sciences, Sport/by k.montano

We hope to create a proactive Scottish network of GPs who want to help their patients become more aware of their current and future brain health.

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Professor Craig Ritchie: hope for the future in dementia research

23rd November 2023/in News, Brain health, Brain injury, People, Research news, Scottish Brain Sciences/by k.montano

Read here for an insight from the STV News show, Scotland Tonight, with our CEO and Founder, Prof Craig Ritchie, about the lifechanging potential for research to help detect Alzheimer’s early & treat before it progresses to dementia.

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The silent victims of brain injury

11th May 2023/in Brain injury, News/by Editorial

In recent years more and more evidence has been found of the link between head injuries – be it at work, at war or on the sports field – and the onset of neurological conditions several or many years later. A neuropathologist involved in leading research at the University of Glasgow says the message to those affected is that you can take steps, and you shouldn’t give up hope. However, Professor Willie Stewart also says he believes that there is one group of people at risk are remaining silent.

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