The Global Voice on Dementia

With dementia rates forecast to reach 78 million people globally by 2030, tackling dementia requires a truly international and local effort. We support and work with Alzheimer and dementia associations in over 100 countries, as well as people living with dementia, carers and all relevant organisations to help raise awareness, challenge stigma and to call for dementia to be a global health priority.

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Join us on 09 December 2026, for the End of Year Forecast on ‘The Vital Intersection of Dementia Risk Reduction, Diagnostics, Treatment & Support: A Life-Course Approach’

Join us for our upcoming End of Year Forecast where ADI Deputy CEO will be joined by Professor Miia Kivipelto, a Professor of Clinical Geriatrics at the Karolinska Institute and founder of the landmark World-Wide FINGERS dementia prevention initiative. Her pioneering research has transformed global understanding of dementia prevention in areas such as lifestyle, vascular and genetic risk factors.

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World Alzheimer Report 2026

A new era in dementia clinical trials

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End of Year Forecast 2025 Transcript: The diagnostics revolution; are we ready?

Reimagining life with dementia – the power of rehabilitation

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Dementia as a Non-Communicable Disease: Advocacy Toolkit

Time to deliver. Tracking progress on global policy on dementia

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Dementia during times of crisis

Advice for carers, humanitarian agencies, communities and people living with dementia during times of crises

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Read our highlights from the 37th Global Conference of ADI, in Lyon, France

ADI is pleased to share our highlights from our 2026 conference that brought together over 1,500 delegates to share in the latest dementia insights from more than 90 countries

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Read the 2026 World Alzheimer Report!

The 2026 World Alzheimer Report explores the critical and timely topic of dementia clinical trials in an easily-digestible format through essays and case studies. It explores dementia clinical trials from recruitment, to ethics, to current opportunities and challenges, and how they have the unique ability to push forward dementia research from around the globe.

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