Welcome to the Neural Network

Linking Society with Science

Our ethos: Every individual should be able to easily obtain useful and trustworthy information regarding neurodegenerative conditions, as well as gain access to involvement activities i.e. clinical trials and research participation.

Our vision: To create a resource that dramatically improves the ability of the public to access pioneering neurodegeneration-relevant information, resources and tools.

Our approach: The Neural Network, a directory of links bringing together valuable content from all across the internet, themed by Content type and Condition. These links have been curated for their high impact, credibility and clarity.

Access to pioneering clinical trials, research and resources, right at your fingertips

Working in communication with
world-leading institutions

We direct to information, support and resources for all

The Neural Network is a public-serving, neurodegeneration-focussed charitable organisation

Working in communication with
world-leading institutions

We direct to information, support and resources for all

The Neural Network provides the public with centralised access to a huge array of neurodegeneration-focussed resources, information, sign-up opportunities and far more.

Neurodegeneration (the progressive degradation of nerve cells in the brain and central nervous system which eventually leads to cell death) encompasses a variety of medical conditions with a wide range of debilitating cognitive, motor and behavioural symptoms.

including Dementia, Parkinson's disease, Motor Neurone Disease,

The Neural Network offers the public a single access point to a huge array of neurodegeneration-focussed resources, information, sign-up opportunities and far more.

Despite the prevalence and catastrophic impact of neurodegenerative conditions, it can be extremely difficult for the public to access helpful resources for them.

The Neural Network offers the public access to a huge array of neurodegeneration-focussed resources, information, clinical trial sign-up opportunities and far more, all from this single website.

These resources have been selected for their high impact, credibility and clarity, and they are regularly being reviewed and added to.

Forms of dementia

Neurodegeneration is the term for the progressive degradation of neurons (nerve cells) in the brain and central nervous system, leading to eventual cell death. It describes numerous currently-incurable medical conditions with a wide range of debilitating cognitive, motor and behavioural symptoms.

Some examples of neurodegenerative conditions are:

Dementia, Parkinson's disease, motor neurone disease, multiple systems atrophy and leukodystrophies.

Parkinson's disease

Huntington's disease

Multiple systems atrophy

Forms of leukodystrophy

The Neural Network grants access to a huge array of neurodegeneration-focussed resources, information, clinical trial sign-up opportunities and far more, all from this single location.

The Neural Network provides the public with centralised access to a huge array of neurodegeneration-focussed resources, information, sign-up opportunities and far more.

including Dementia, Parkinson's disease, Motor Neurone Disease,

The Neural Network offers the public a single access point to a huge array of neurodegeneration-focussed resources, information, sign-up opportunities and far more.

Despite the catastrophic impact of neurodegenerative conditions, it can be extremely difficult for the public to access helpful, and potentially highly beneficial, resources.

The Neural Network offers the public access to a huge array of neurodegeneration-focussed resources, information, clinical trial sign-up opportunities and far more, all from this single location.

These resources have been selected for their high impact, credibility and clarity, and they are regularly being reviewed and added to.

Forms of dementia

Neurodegeneration is the term for the progressive degradation of neurons (nerve cells) in the brain and central nervous system, leading to eventual cell death.

It encompasses numerous medical conditions, with a wide range of debilitating cognitive, motor and behavioural symptoms.

Some examples of neurodegenerative conditions are: