Scottish priorities for dementia and brain health research-results of a national research priority setting exercise.

Fenna Maria Alexandra Lunter; Winnie Henry; David Ross; Jacqui Kerr; Emma Law; Stephen Makin; Alison Mckean; Tom C Russ; Lucy Stirland; Susan Deborah Shenkin; Jennifer Kirsty Burton; Terence J Quinn

doi:10.1093/ageing/afag261

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Scottish priorities for dementia and brain health research-results of a national research priority setting exercise.

Fenna Maria Alexandra Lunter, Winnie Henry, David Ross, Jacqui Kerr, Emma Law, Stephen Makin, Alison Mckean, Tom C Russ, Lucy Stirland, Susan Deborah Shenkin, Jennifer Kirsty Burton, Terence J Quinn

Age and ageing · 2026

Neuroscienze Psicologia cognitiva

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HumansScotlandDementiaHealth PrioritiesBiomedical ResearchBrainDelphi TechniqueFemaleMaleAgedConsensusbrain healthdementiaolder peoplepatient and public involvementprioritisationpriority setting

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Fenna Maria Alexandra Lunter, Winnie Henry, David Ross, Jacqui Kerr, Emma Law, Stephen Makin, Alison Mckean, Tom C Russ, Lucy Stirland, Susan Deborah Shenkin, Jennifer Kirsty Burton, Terence J Quinn. (2026). Scottish priorities for dementia and brain health research-results of a national research priority setting exercise.. Age and ageing. DOI: 10.1093/ageing/afag261

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