Update from the most recent FAD Meeting

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Our most recent FAD seminar was held on Saturday 28th June 2025 in the Lecture Room, Coram Campus, 41 Brunswick Square, London WC1N 1AZ.

Please see the video below for a recording of the full meeting.

00:00:00 Housekeeping – Nikki Zimmermann & Helen Rice

00:05:35 Welcome and update on FAD – Prof. Nick Fox 

00:31:34 The latest on DIAN-TU and clinical trials – Dr Nadia Magdalinou 

00:50:00 ‘Walking in your footsteps’ arts-science collaboration – Briony Campbell 

01:01:37 Fundraising & The National Brain Appeal – Eva Tait 

01:06:31 DRAGONFLY study: Detecting cerebral amyloid angiopathy in familial AD; to reduce the risks of amyloid immunotherapy – Dr Natalie Ryan 

01:22:31 AUDITION study: Auditory biomarkers of dementia; Improving diagnosis and tracking disease evolution – Dr Chris Hardy 

01:33:31 RDS Update on Services and Intervention to Improve Wellbeing Associated with Rare Familial Dementias (IWARF) – Nikki Zimmermann & Ollie Hayes 

01:49:34 Creativity and Rare Dementias: Prof. Seb Crutch in discussion with Tamara Astor, and extract from ‘Forget-me-not’ 

02:05:21 The Jennings Versus Alzheimer’s Documentary Prof. Nick Fox in discussion with Producer Niamh Kennedy and the Jennings family.

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