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The 2019 World Alzheimers Report by CPEC + ADI, found that: - 1 in 4 people think there's nothing they can do about dementia 💭 - 2 out of 3 think dementia is caused by normal ageing 🕰️ - 62% of healthcare practitioners think #dementia is a normal part of ageing 🩺 2/3

ONE DAY LEFT TO HAVE YOUR VOICE HEARD. ❗️ Together w/ ADI, we're running the largest global survey about attitudes to #dementia + we want to hear from you.🌍 The survey closes soon, so take 10-15 mins to contribute:👉lse.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_71… Sara Evans-Lacko Adelina ComasHerrera

By popular request, we are officially extending our #AttitudesToDementia survey until Friday, June 14, 2024. Help us advance awareness of #dementia stigma by taking the survey and sharing with your family, friends, and colleagues: bit.ly/World-Alzheime…

Have you completed the global Attitudes to Dementia survey? 🌍 Together with ADI, we're capturing how people around the world think about #dementia - everyone's view counts! Please do take 5 mins to contribute + share with everyone you know:👉 lse.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_71…

Thanks for having Dr Tazeen Majeed and I on to discuss our review of anti-stigma interventions in LMICs. It was a pleasure sharing the evidence on effective ways of reducing stigma! Care Policy and Evaluation Centre Dr Petra Gronholm Erica Breuer Nicole Votruba Nicolas Farina #AntiStigma LSE

Congratulations to @matti_daslegare, Marco Boks and the entire team on our newly published paper exploring the intricate ties between poverty and mental illness using innovative methods Care Policy and Evaluation Centre LSE LSE Inequalities LSE Health Policy Centre for Economic Performance nature.com/articles/s4156…

JOIN US at the launch of the 2024 World Alzheimer Report for #WorldAlzheimersDay! FRI 20 SEPT 🗓️ Together w/ ADI, we unpack attitudes to #dementia, following the 2019 report. Sara Evans-Lacko will be speaking w/ Manuel Rico + others! REGISTER:👉 alzint-org.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

The World Alzheimer’s Report on attitudes to #dementia is out! Here is a screenshot of our webinar which will soon be available on You Tube. You can download the report from ADI website #WorldAlzMonth Lee-Fay Low Manuel Rico Sara Evans-Lacko liveurtruth

The 2024 World Alzheimer Report is out! 🌍 We have partnered with ADI to follow up on attitudes to #dementia since the 2019 report. 📚 See what has changed + how we can do reduce #dementia stigma: 👉lse.ac.uk/cpec/news/war2… #WorldAlzheimersDay #WorldAlzheimersMonth

Thanks to all the survey respondents and colleagues around the world who collaborated to bring us this Report! We must continue to strive to create environments where people with dementia and their carers can live inclusive, and stigma-free lives #WorldAlzheimersDay

Our new cross-country paper. How economic inequalities in adolescents' mental health differ across countries, using longitudinal data. Now published in the Lancet Psychiatry thelancet.com/journals/lanps… (1/9)

Great to collaborate with Tom Steare and colleagues on this study examining economic inequalities and adolescent mental health across eight countries #GlobalHealth Care Policy and Evaluation Centre LSE Inequalities LSE Health Policy

Delighted to see Christine Musyimi named as one of the inaugural SNF Global Center Research Fellows. I am looking forward to working together on this project addressing mental health challenges and self-stigma among homeless adolescents in Kenya #GlobalHealth

Happy to share our new paper highlighting the double disadvantage adolescents from low-income backgrounds face when mental health issues compound systemic inequities Centre for Mental Health David McDaid LSE Inequalities ESRC Centre for Society and Mental Health LSE Health Policy

Great to see the spotlight on the link between #Poverty and #MentalHealth, and how economic structures shape mental health outcomes particularly for those living in poverty. The report is a very interesting read and I look forward to the live presentation!

CPEC featured in the latest #LSEResearchForTheWorld issue 🌏 Sara Evans-Lacko shares findings that adolescents suffering the double disadvantage of poverty + poor #mentalhealth will earn significantly less than their peers. 💰 READ THE ARTICLE NOW: 👉 lse.ac.uk/research/resea…

Thanks for highlightin our work. As inequalities continue to widen it’s important to recognise how the combination of poverty and adolescent mental health problems can have long-term effects on life chances. Tackling these challenges requires early and sustained intervention