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Our aim is to deliver, facilitate and support research and knowledge translation relating to the prevention or delay of cognitive decline and dementia. We welcome membership from researchers in both high and low or middle income countries. We also collaborate and work closely with public health stakeholders, policy makers and those who have a diagnosis of dementia and carers.

Dementia prevention evidence synthesis group

The evidence synthesis group takes an overview of the scientific evidence related to possible risk factors for dementia. To do this the group carries out systematic reviews and meta-analyses with a focus on risk factors for dementia and cognitive decline.

Observational research group

This group will bring together existing longitudinal cohort studies that include outcomes of dementia or cognitive measurement and will facilitate the design and delivery of new studies in the field.

Clinical trials research group

This group facilitates the sharing of clinical trial expertise in the dementia prevention field and supports the collaborations and planning of the clinical trials of the future.

IRNDP Leadership Committee Members

Leadership Committee Members are key clinicians, academics and health professionals in dementia prevention. This committee is the decision-making arm of IRNDP and has collective responsibility for identifying, steering and contributing to IRNDP priorities in dementia prevention research.
Professor, Dr Kaarin J Anstey

Professor, Dr Kaarin J Anstey

The University of New South Wales/Neuroscience Research Australia, Australia
Professor, Dr Deborah Barnes

Professor, Dr Deborah Barnes

University of California, USA
Professor, Dr Linda Clare

Professor, Dr Linda Clare

University of Exeter, UK
Professor, Dr Hiroko Dodge

Professor, Dr Hiroko Dodge

University of Michigan, USA
Professor, Dr Nicola Lautenschlager

Professor, Dr Nicola Lautenschlager

University of Melbourne, Australia
Dr Ruth Peters

Dr Ruth Peters

The University of New South Wales/Neuroscience Research Australia, Australia
Professor, Dr Suzana Shahar

Professor, Dr Suzana Shahar

The National University of Malaysia, Malaysia

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