The Dementia Research Project

In this podcast series, we are on a mission to learn. We will be exploring ideas and having thoughtful conversations about dementia and brain health with people at the heart of it all; alongside the caregivers, scientists, policymakers, healthcare professionals, entrepreneurs, researchers, advocates, artists, and the many other heroes around the world fighting to make a difference. The hope is that accessible, unfiltered narratives ultimately spark better outcomes for the 55 million+ people with dementia and their families.

The Dementia Research Project is a health podcast hosted by Dementia Research Project, with 32 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Dementia Research Project hosts The Dementia Research Project, a health show with 32 episodes published.

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  Pioneer Village: Eloy Van Hal, Cofounder of The Hogeweyk talks about humanizing senior living spaces, neighbourhood lifestyles, and global adaptation

  Dec 11, 202544 minS0

  <p>Eloy van Hal is the Co-Founder of The Hogeweyk,  Netherlands pioneering dementia village. With over 20 years of experience in elderly and dementia care, Eloy brings deep expertise in innovative, community-based care concepts from around the world.</p> <p>In this episode, Eloy discusses the journey of transforming traditional dementia care into a more humanizing, community-based approach in the Netherlands. He shares insights on the village's successes, challenges, and the global impact of their model. Learn how their vision is reshaping dementia care worldwide.</p>

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  Sound Stimuli: Dr Mai Nguyen, CEO of OptoCeutics shares about 40 Hertz light & sound therapy, research and innovation breakthroughs

  Nov 26, 202531 minS2

  <p>Dr. Mai Nguyen is a trailblazer in neurotechnology, pioneering advancements in non-invasive light therapy for the treatment of Alzheimer’s and dementia. As CEO and Co-founder of OptoCeutics, Dr. Nguyen leads the charge in bridging the gap between neuroscience and therapeutic innovation, offering new hope to millions affected by cognitive decline.</p> <p>In this episode, Dr Mai discusses her pioneering work in non-invasive light therapy to combat Alzheimer's and dementia. Learn about her innovative device, EVY, that uses light and sound to improve cognitive function and the exciting potential for broader applications in mental health and preventative care.</p>

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  Blood Diagnostics: Mike Banville, CEO of ALZPath on early dementia detection, accessibility and innovation of blood tests

  Nov 20, 202531 minS2

  <p>Mike Banville is CEO of ALZpath; a company on a mission to change how we detect Alzheimer’s, earlier and more accessibly. With a career spent leading & growing companies across healthcare and technology, Mike now brings his leadership to a cause that affects millions of families around the world.</p> <p>In this episode we learn how Mike and his team at ALZpath are making diagnostics more accessible and affordable, potentially transforming the way we approach this dementia. Mike shares insights on the current diagnostics landscape, future prospects, and the importance of democratizing healthcare.</p>

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  Social Prescribing: Prof. Chris Fox discusses the SPLENDID Project, non pharmacological therapies and importance of link workers

  Sep 28, 202522 minS2

  <p>Professor Chris Fox, a psychiatrist and internationally recognised expert in ageing, dementia care, and health services research. He is Professor of Clinical Psychiatry at the University of Exeter and co-leads the SPLENDID project—one of the UK’s largest studies exploring how social prescribing can support people living with dementia. With decades of experience translating research into real-world impact, Professor Fox’s work focuses on improving outcomes through inclusive, community-based care models.</p> <p>Professor Fox discusses the groundbreaking SPLENDID Project, which is designed to improve social prescribing for dementia patients and their families. The project aims to create tailor...

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  Ageing Well: Sally Hopkins, Executive Director of Eden Alternative Aus & NZ shares about 3 plagues of nursing homes, intergenerational & cultural spaces

  Sep 28, 202554 minS2

  <p>Sally Hopkins is the Executive Director of Eden Alternative Australia & New Zealand. She leads the organization’s efforts to transform aged and community care through a person-directed, relationship-focused approach that aims to eliminate loneliness, helplessness, and boredom among elders. With an MBA and extensive experience, Sally champions cultural change in care environments to create meaningful, empowering communities for older adults</p> <p>In this podcast we explore the revolutionary Eden Alternative and its impact on aged care. Learn about the philosophy of person-directed care, the challenges of shifting from institutional models to a more humane approach, and the importance of...

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