Understand what’s next in Alzheimer’s and dementia research and learn ways to join the cause at #AAICForAll! Attend this no-cost virtual event on July 16. Register now: alz.org/aaic-for-all.

Health care professionals: #AAICForAll is your chance to hear about the latest research designed to improve clinical outcomes and equip you with the tools to provide higher-quality care. Participate virtually or in-person on your own schedule: https://bit.ly/AAICClinicians.

#AAICForAll begins now! 📣

Join us online for this no-cost, virtual event and learn directly from global experts about the latest discoveries and updates from #AAIC25, and what they mean for patients, caregivers and families: alz.org/aaic-for-all.

Join us tomorrow, July 16 at #AAICForAll in London, UK! Register for this no-cost, single-day event to get updates & insights from the world’s largest meeting on dementia science. Learn more: alz.org/aaic-for-all

Hear the latest in Alzheimer’s treatment, diagnosis, prevention and care at #AAICForAll, a no-cost event on July 31. Two tracks available: one for community members & another for clinicians/health care providers. Learn more: alz.org/aaic-for-all.

We're delighted that Conor Durkin from the #denpruQM team will be speaking at #AAICforAll on Thursday 16 July.

Conor will be sharing new research about regional variation in the potential for dementia prevention across England.

Find out more: www.alz.org/aaic-for-all

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#AAICForAll is happening now! 📣

Join us online for this no-cost, virtual event and learn directly from global experts about the latest discoveries and updates from #AAIC26, and what they mean for patients, caregivers and families: alz.org/aaic-for-all.

Health care professionals: #AAICForAll is your chance to hear about the latest research designed to improve clinical outcomes and equip you with the tools to provide higher-quality care. Participate virtually or in-person on your own schedule: https://bit.ly/AAICClinicians.

Research presented at the @alzassociation’s #AAIC26 has the potential to shape the future of dementia science. Can’t make the conference? Join #AAICForAll on July 16 online or in London, UK,, & stay updated with the latest tools & insights in the field: bit.ly/AAICClinicians

That's a wrap on #AAIC26!

Yesterday, Conor Durkin presented at #AAICforAll, a free community event highlighting research from the main conference.

Thank you to everyone who has been involved in this research, especially our PPI group members Paul, Kate and Karen.

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📍 #AAICForAll is here — Dr. @marcsuarezcalvet.bsky.social is taking part in the AAIC For All: Clinicians session today!

Dr. Marc Suárez-Calvet presented at the session "Clinical Practice Guideline: Blood Biomarkers In Alzheimer's Disease".

Really interesting insights! 👏
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At #AAICForAll, @WHO's Tarun Dua presents updated dementia risk reduction guidelines — practical strategies for real-world impact. As a WDC Associate Member, WHO is helping lead the global effort to turn evidence into action. Read the guidelines: bit.ly/4f4OmRl

"There is a great deal of hope" @lennyshallcross makes the case that dementia is no longer a field without answers — treatments, prevention & technology are converging to change the future. Ensuring that progress reaches everyone, everywhere, is the defining challenge #AAICForAll

Research presented at #AAIC26 has the potential to shape the future of dementia science. Couldn’t make the conference? Join #AAICForAll tomorrow, July 16 (available online or in London, UK) & stay updated with the latest tools & insights in the field: bit.ly/AAICClinicians.

Research presented at #AAIC26 has the potential to shape the future of dementia science. Can’t make the conference? Join #AAICForAll on July 16 online or in London, UK, & stay updated with the latest tools & insights in the field: bit.ly/AAICClinicians.

You’re invited to hear global experts talk about what’s next in Alzheimer’s and dementia research. Don’t miss this no-cost, single day event. Register for #AAICForAll now: alz.org/aaic-for-all.