University of Oxford Dementias Platform UK
Cancer researchers investigate why smouldering myeloma progresses
Around 6,500 people are diagnosed with myeloma in the UK each year
Sumitomo Pharma’s stem cell therapy for Parkinson’s given limited approval in Japan
The company has been given manufacturing and marketing authorisation for the therapy
Annovis partners with NeuroRPM on new AI platform to track Parkinson’s symptoms
The platform will passively collect data to understand treatment responses in everyday life
Mission Therapeutics advances Parkinson’s disease candidate
The company also received a grant from the Michael J. Fox Foundation and Parkinson’s UK
Lilly and WHO Foundation partner to support global dementia action plan
The partnership will provide financial support and strengthen early detection and intervention efforts
Lilly launches global Alzheimer’s campaign with Julianne Moore
The new ‘Brain Health Matters’ campaign urges the public to prioritise brain health
PhotoPharmics’ new advisory board to guide launch of FDA Breakthrough device for Parkinson’s
The US-based company develops light-based therapies for neurodegenerative conditions
GSK to explore link between Shingrix and dementia risk in new UK research collaboration
More than 55 million people worldwide are currently living with the neurodegenerative disease
UK drug repurposing study identifies several potential dementia treatments
An estimated 982,000 people in the UK are currently living with the neurodegenerative disease
GSK and Vesalius partner on new Parkinson’s treatments in deal worth $650m
The alliance is aimed at developing treatments for Parkinson's and another neurodegeneration indication
Eli Lilly shares positive results for modified titration of Alzheimer’s drug donanemab
The neurodegenerative disorder accounts for up to 75% of the 982,000 dementia cases in the UK
Astellas and AviadoBio enter exclusive dementia gene therapy deal worth over $2bn
Frontotemporal dementia accounts for less than one in 30 cases of the neurodegenerative disorder