0300 111 5555 Donate Dementia information How you can help Research About us Research FAQs Home > Research > About our research > Research FAQs You may have questions about the kinds of research we fund and why. Below, we’ve outlined some answers to common questions. If your question isn’t answered or you want to find out more about our research, you can call the Dementia Research Infoline on 0300 111 5 111 or email infoline@alzheimersresearchuk.org Do you fund research using animals? We use cookies to give you the best possible experience on our websites. Some are necessary to make our sites work, and others help us to personalise content and tailor advertising. These are stored on your device and are placed by us and trusted partners. OK, continue to site Find out more

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