2025 Research Year in Review: Innovations and Insight
The Lewy Body Dementia Association (LBDA) is proud to present "2025 Research Year in Review: Innovations and Insight” with Dr. David Irwin, MD. In this webinar, Dr. Irwin highlights the most exciting scientific findings of 2025 - explaining how each answers an important question about Lewy body dementia (LBD) or fills a gap in our knowledge, with a focus on both laboratory research and clinical trials. He also offers a glimpse into what researchers expect to learn in 2026. Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction with Keith N. Fargo, PhD 09:02 - Introduction of Dr. David Irwin, MD 10:46 - 2025 LBD Research Year in Review Introduction 22:51 - Clinical Research - Trial updates 29:04 - Translational Research - Biomarkers 38:10 - Mechanistic Research - Human tissues/models 48:38 - Summary
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