The Japan Society for Dementia Research (JSDR), established in 1982 and revitalized under its current name in 2005, is a leading interdisciplinary organization dedicated to advancing scientific research in clinical and fundamental aspects of dementia. With over 6,300 members comprising healthcare professionals, researchers, and caregivers, JSDR serves as a platform for collaboration and knowledge sharing across various disciplines.

The society organizes academic conferences, publishes a scientific journal, and supports the development and implementation of novel treatment methods, including breakthrough medications targeting Alzheimer’s disease. Committed to improving patient care and societal integration for individuals living with dementia, JSDR is at the forefront of efforts to address the increasing prevalence of dementia in Japan, projected to reach an alarming number of 4.5 million diagnosed cases.

JSDR advocates for a comprehensive approach that incorporates both biomedical research and social sciences, striving to foster a collaborative environment for patients, families, and professionals in dementia care.