Participants wanted for study into support for athletes living with young-onset dementia 

ByJDCteam

Researchers at the University of Liverpool are investigating the support available for athletes living with young-onset dementia. They are looking for people who have been diagnosed with young-onset dementia and have participated in high-impact sports to contribute to their study. 

People taking part should live in the UK. Participation will involve a one-off interview, either online or face-to-face, at a convenient location. All information will remain strictly confidential. 

To find out more please visit https://youngdementianetwork.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Study-Leaflet-Thomas-Faulkner.png or e-mail Thomas Faulkner: twfaulk2@liverpool.ac.uk 

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