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

17th July 2024/in News, Brain health, People, Policy, Research news, Scottish Brain Sciences, Uncategorised/by k.montano

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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Chief Scientist calls for more research volunteers

14th July 2023/0 Comments/in News, People, Policy, Research news/by Editorial

With the publication of Scotland’s new dementia strategy, the government’s Chief Scientist for Health, Professor Anna Dominiczack says it is now an important time to help make life-changing discoveries – encouraging Scots to volunteer for research into progressive brain conditions.

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Scotland hosts second world brain health summit

11th July 2023/0 Comments/in Brain health, News, People, Policy, Scottish Brain Sciences/by Editorial

Professor Craig Ritchie, CEO of Scottish Brain Sciences co-hosts the second international brain health summit in St Andrew’s, bringing together experts across the NHS, academia, and industry for a two-day conference.

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A Strategy for Brain Health

6th June 2023/0 Comments/in Policy/by Editorial

Scottish Brain Sciences Founder and Chief Executive, Professor Craig Ritchie, welcomes the Scottish Government’s new dementia strategy and says Scotland can now complete the picture with a separate national Brain Health Strategy.

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Dementia: A treatable condition of midlife

28th February 2023/in News, Policy, Research news/by Digital Essence

One of the world’s foremost researchers into Alzheimer’s Disease and the wider diagnosis and treatment of dementia says, for the last century, investigations into these conditions have been focusing on the wrong place.

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