What we do

COGNID promotes scientific exchange and collaboration through:

• Organisation of scientific symposia and sessions at international meetings.

• Development of consensus statements and position papers.

• Support for collaborative research initiatives.

• Networking opportunities for researchers, clinicians, and early-career investigators.

• Educational activities for healthcare professionals.

• Dissemination of scientific knowledge to improve awareness and patient care.

Advancing Research in Diabetes and Cognitive Function

COGNID supports innovative research addressing key questions in diabetes and cognitive health.

Research areas of interest include:

Biological Mechanisms

Understanding molecular, metabolic, vascular, and inflammatory pathways linking diabetes with cognitive dysfunction.

Risk Prediction and Prevention

Identifying individuals at increased risk and developing strategies for early intervention.

Clinical Epidemiology

Investigating the occurrence, determinants, and consequences of cognitive dysfunction in people with diabetes.

Screening and Clinical Care

Developing effective approaches for cognitive assessment and integration into routine diabetes management.

Precision Medicine

Using clinical, genetic, and molecular information to enable personalised prevention and treatment strategies.