Empowering the Mind: Understanding Young-Onset Dementia
An insightful exploration into young-onset dementia in New Zealand with Dr Brigid Ryan, Senior Lecturer at University of Auckland.
In this informative event, Dr Ryan will discuss the complexities of young-onset dementia, highlighting diagnostic challenges and pathways for progress. She'll focus on the importance of Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD) research and its potential to improve early detection methods and future diagnostic options.
New treatment options for people with multiple sclerosis (MS)
Our digital discovery event series brings you world-class research, straight from the lab to your lounge! Dr Zoe Dyer, an Auckland-based clinical neurologist, has recently undertaken research in NSW, Australia, with encouraging results. Join Dr Dyer as she shares her fascinating ongoing research and describes how it may open new avenues for MS therapy.
Treatment milestones - Dr Alan Stanley
Dive into the forefront of medical innovation with Consultant Neurologist Dr Alan Stanley. Join us as Dr Stanley shares recent groundbreaking changes in treating motor neuron disease (MND), including explanations of the promise held by man-made antibodies, genetic therapies, and cutting-edge devices like brain-computer interfaces. Hear how patients could benefit from exciting new treatment options. Secure your seat for an enlightening evening exploring the future of neurological care.
In Conversation with Sir Richard Faull
“In Conversation with Sir Richard Faull,” a truly special evening in the hometown of an extraordinary scientist. Listen as Distinguished Professor Sir Richard Faull unveils the ‘inchstones’ — adding up to neurological research milestones — that have paved his remarkable career. We’re excited to bring you this intimate discussion with a living legend. Secure your spot now for an evening of inspiration, wisdom, and unforgettable stories!
Fresh Parkinson's research
What are the genetic risk factors in Parkinson’s disease? What part does epigenetics play? What can blood biomarkers tell us? How many people are affected, and what are their main concerns?
Join the Neurological Foundation and Christchurch-based brain researcher Dr Toni Pitcher as she discusses her fascinating insights into Parkinson’s disease. Learn how her important work is shining a light on the 12,000 New Zealanders living with the disease, and helping us find ways to move forward in a positive way.