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NEWSLETTER

January

2013 Highlights in this issue

2 January

: AE welcomes Kate

Ellis

2 14 January

: EMA approves

two

generic

dementia drugs

9 24

January

: Commission seeks

expert advisors

4 30 January

: Commission hiring

post

-docs

researchers

11

31

January

: MEP Marina

Yannakoudakis becomes EAA

Vice

-Chair

3 Table of contents

Editorial

……………………………………….. 1 Alzheimer Europe

………………………….. 2 AE Projects

…………………………………… 2 European Alzheimer™s Alliance

……….. 3 AE Networking 2013

………………………. 3 EU Developments

………………………….. 4 Members™ News

……………………………. 5 Science Watch

………………………………. 8 Dementia in Society

…………………….. 10 New Publications & Resources

………. 10 Job opportunities

………………………… 11 AE Calendar 2013

………………………… 11 Future Conferences

……………………… 12 Editorial

Alzheimer

Europe started

the new year by

welcoming a new

colleague:

Kate

Ellis joined us on

2 January as a

replacement for

Gwladys, who

is now on

maternity

leave

. In addition, w

e

bid farewell

to

Jan Frederik Meijer

, one of the

founding members of the

European Working Group of

People with Dementia

. The

European Alzheimer™s Alliance

also saw a departure, as

Frieda

Brepoels resigned from the

European Parliament

. She

was an

ardent EAA activist and we thank

her for her efforts.

We

™re

also

very

pleased to welcome Marina

Yannakoudakis

as the new Vice

– Chairperson of the a

ll

iance

. In a few weeks

we™ll be holding

the

first

lunch debate of the year at

the European Parliament

. The

debate will

focus

on clinical trials

and

we™ll also

circulat

e the

latest

issue of

Dementia in Eu

rope

magazine

. This will be followed by

a Public Affairs meeting where

we™ll outline our research plans for

2013

. We

hope to

see many

delegates fr

om our member

associations

in Brussels

– especially

as

they™ll

play

a major role in our

research

. Our members

were also

productive

in January. The Dutch

association provided funding for

dementia

-related research and

Jersey launched a new specialised

nursin

g service.

Slovenia continues

to attract crow

ds to its Alzheimer

Caf

é sessions.

Portugal

opened a

new care home de

signed for

people with dementia and

the

association™s

new Board members

took office. Spain™s CEAFA also

elected a new Board

and

Federazione Alzheimer Italia began

their annual awareness campaign.

The UK

Alzheimer

™s Society

unveiled a

dementia mapping tool

and also released

new home care

resources

. Back in Brussel

s, the

Commission

is

recruiting

post

-doc

researchers

– including

specialists

in

the life and

health sciences

– as well as

experts

from all fields for the Horizon 2020

programme

.

The Commission also

launched a new health initiative

targeting chro

nic diseases and

multimorbidity.

Meanwhile,

Ireland t

ook over the EU Council

Presidency

and will try to conclude

the discussions around research

funding in Horizon 2020.

In scientific news, the EMA

approved

two

generic

drug

s for

dementia

and a Dutch group

– including

Alzheimer Nederland

– is

researching

ways to ease the

impact of lumbar punctures

. The

NILVAD project, in which AE is a

partner, has appointed a new

Scientific Medical Advisor

and

has

also secured additional funding.

The DECIDE project is drawin

g to

an end

, with a final

workshop and

conference planned in Feb

ruary.

January

also

saw the release of a

report from Mental Health Europe

, urging

governments

to replace

existing guardianship policies with

supported decision

-maki

ng.

Finally, o

ur website has been

updated

with the latest

news

about the

23

rd

Annual Conference

in Malta

. The abstracts are already

coming in

and

we

look forward to

reading

many

more

by the

30 April

deadline.

For those who

are

unfamiliar with our conferences,

we suggest a visit to

the AE

website

: it

now

features videos

from our 2012 conference in

Vienna.

Jean Georges

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