34th International Conference of Alzheimer’s Disease International
ADI 2020 will be ADI's first ever virtual conference, taking place 10-12 December.
News & events
News, conferences, events, blogs and updates from across the field of dementia and the work of Alzheimer's Disease International.
Featured news and events
World Alzheimer Report 2020: Design, Dignity, Dementia: dementia-related design and the built environment
Alzheimer’s Disease International (ADI) launches the world’s most comprehensive report on dementia-related design and the built environment.
Spanish government launches national plan to tackle dementia
The Spanish Ministry of Health, Consumption and Social Welfare has announced that they have adopted a national dementia plan.
Alzheimers New Zealand – The Dementia Declaration
New Zealand's Dementia Declaration is the result of people affected by dementia getting together and identifying what they need to live well.
World’s largest dementia study reveals two thirds of people still incorrectly think dementia is a normal part of ageing, rather than a medical condition
Results from the world’s largest survey reveals that stigma around dementia is preventing people from seeking the information, advice, support and medical help.
ADI and PAHO launch joint global campaign for World Alzheimer’s Month
Alzheimer’s Disease International (ADI) and the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) launch an Americas-wide campaign around raising awareness of Alzheimer's disease and other types of dementia.
Dementia and healthy ageing given prominent focus at the G20
Dementia was specifically recognised as a global health priority by G20 leaders in the declaration of the Osaka Summit, providing much needed global attention from G20 countries.
Canadian government launches national plan to tackle dementia
The Canadian government has announced their adoption of a national plan on dementia.
My most prized possession: A story of care from Nairobi
Teacher Yasmin Jeevanjee tells her story as a care partner in Kenya.
A new type of dementia identified?
A paper published in the journal Brain has identified a brain disorder, known as LATE, which appears to mimic the clinical features of Alzheimer’s disease.