This track focuses on the worldwide impact of dementia, examining prevalence, incidence, mortality, and regional disparities. Discussions will highlight population aging, healthcare system challenges, economic burden, and public health strategies for dementia prevention, early detection, and care delivery across low-, middle-, and high-income countries.

This track explores the biological mechanisms underlying Alzheimer’s disease, including amyloid-beta accumulation, tau pathology, neuroinflammation, mitochondrial dysfunction, and synaptic loss. Presentations will cover genetic risk factors, molecular signaling pathways, and emerging therapeutic targets aimed at slowing or modifying disease progression.

Focused on advancing early and accurate detection of dementia, this track includes neuroimaging modalities, cerebrospinal fluid and blood-based biomarkers, digital biomarkers, and cognitive screening tools. Emphasis will be placed on identifying preclinical and prodromal stages to enable timely intervention and personalized care.

This track addresses the clinical and pathological distinctions among various dementia types, including vascular dementia, Lewy body dementia, frontotemporal dementia, and mixed dementias. Sessions will emphasize accurate differential diagnosis, overlapping symptoms, and tailored treatment approaches for each subtype.

This track covers comprehensive management of dementia across disease stages. Topics include pharmacological treatments, non-pharmacological interventions, symptom control, individualized treatment planning, and multidisciplinary care models aimed at improving cognitive function, daily living, and patient outcomes.

Dedicated to non-cognitive symptoms such as agitation, aggression, depression, anxiety, hallucinations, and sleep disorders, this track explores assessment tools, behavioral therapies, pharmacologic options, and caregiver-centered strategies to manage BPSD while minimizing adverse effects.

This track examines normal aging versus pathological cognitive decline, with emphasis on mild cognitive impairment (MCI) as a transitional stage. Discussions include lifestyle interventions, cardiovascular risk management, nutrition, physical activity, cognitive training, and preventive strategies to delay dementia onset.

Focused on practical care delivery, this track highlights person-centered care models, nursing practices, residential and home-based care, palliative care, and end-of-life support. It also addresses workforce training, caregiver education, and quality standards in dementia care services.

This track explores the psychosocial impact of dementia on patients and caregivers. Topics include caregiver burden, mental health support, ethical decision-making, legal considerations, advanced care planning, and interventions designed to improve dignity, autonomy, and overall quality of life.

This track showcases emerging technologies transforming dementia care and research, including artificial intelligence, machine learning, telemedicine, wearable devices, smart home systems, digital therapeutics, and virtual reality tools for cognitive assessment, monitoring, and rehabilitation.

Focused on bridging laboratory research and clinical practice, this track covers innovative trial designs, patient recruitment strategies, outcome measures, regulatory challenges, and ethical considerations. Emphasis is placed on translating scientific discoveries into effective clinical applications.

This track examines national and international dementia policies, healthcare system preparedness, funding models, and global action plans. Discussions will highlight collaborative frameworks, advocacy initiatives, and policy-driven solutions to address dementia as a public health priority.

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Track 1: Global Dementia Burden & Epidemiology

Track 2: Alzheimer’s Disease – Pathophysiology & Research

Track 3: Early Diagnosis & Biomarkers

Track 4: Types of Dementia & Differential Diagnosis

Track 5: Clinical Management & Therapeutic Strategies

Track 6: Behavioral & Psychological Symptoms of Dementia (BPSD)

Dedicated to non-cognitive symptoms such as agitation, aggression, depression, anxiety, hallucinations, and sleep disorders, this track explores assessment tools, behavioral therapies, pharmacologic options, and caregiver-centered strategies to manage BPSD while minimizing adverse effects.

Track 7: Aging, Mild Cognitive Impairment & Prevention

Track 8: Dementia Care, Nursing & Long-Term Support

Focused on practical care delivery, this track highlights person-centered care models, nursing practices, residential and home-based care, palliative care, and end-of-life support. It also addresses workforce training, caregiver education, and quality standards in dementia care services.

Track 9: Caregiver Support, Ethics & Quality of Life

This track explores the psychosocial impact of dementia on patients and caregivers. Topics include caregiver burden, mental health support, ethical decision-making, legal considerations, advanced care planning, and interventions designed to improve dignity, autonomy, and overall quality of life.

Track 10: Technology & Digital Innovations in Dementia

This track showcases emerging technologies transforming dementia care and research, including artificial intelligence, machine learning, telemedicine, wearable devices, smart home systems, digital therapeutics, and virtual reality tools for cognitive assessment, monitoring, and rehabilitation.

Track 11: Clinical Trials & Translational Research

Track 12: Policy, Public Health & Global Collaboration

This track examines national and international dementia policies, healthcare system preparedness, funding models, and global action plans. Discussions will highlight collaborative frameworks, advocacy initiatives, and policy-driven solutions to address dementia as a public health priority.

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Be a part of 6th International Conference on Dementia

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Dedicated to non-cognitive symptoms such as agitation, aggression, depression, anxiety, hallucinations, and sleep disorders, this track explores assessment tools, behavioral therapies, pharmacologic options, and caregiver-centered strategies to manage BPSD while minimizing adverse effects.

Focused on practical care delivery, this track highlights person-centered care models, nursing practices, residential and home-based care, palliative care, and end-of-life support. It also addresses workforce training, caregiver education, and quality standards in dementia care services.

This track explores the psychosocial impact of dementia on patients and caregivers. Topics include caregiver burden, mental health support, ethical decision-making, legal considerations, advanced care planning, and interventions designed to improve dignity, autonomy, and overall quality of life.

This track showcases emerging technologies transforming dementia care and research, including artificial intelligence, machine learning, telemedicine, wearable devices, smart home systems, digital therapeutics, and virtual reality tools for cognitive assessment, monitoring, and rehabilitation.

This track examines national and international dementia policies, healthcare system preparedness, funding models, and global action plans. Discussions will highlight collaborative frameworks, advocacy initiatives, and policy-driven solutions to address dementia as a public health priority.

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Be a part of 6^th International Conference on Dementia