03 Profile
Hansard to 11 November 2026 · 31,429 contributions indexed · 1,439 MPs & peers
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David Vauzour
Lead researcher of the paper published in Gut Microbes
press citations on 1 topic since 31 Mar 2026 · last quoted 6 Apr 2026
02 Quoted on · 1 of 29 topics
David Vauzour: key facts
- Kind of voice
- Academic
- Role
- Lead researcher of the paper published in Gut Microbes
- Quoted on
- Dementia
- Tracked press citations
- 4
- Most recently quoted
- 6 Apr 2026
- First quoted
- 31 Mar 2026
04 The signal · where David Vauzour sits on dementia
Ranked 76= of 100 voices quoted in the press on dementia, level with 24 others on 4 citations.
Ranked on press citations on this topic only, not across all topics. Joint positions share a rank.
- 1Lesley PotterClinicianAdmiral Nurse, Dementia UK52
- 2
Dr Sheona ScalesSector leaderDirector of Research, Alzheimer's Research UK46 - 3
Dr Richard OakleySector leaderAssociate Director of Research and Innovation, Alzheimer's Society30 - 76=Claudia Kimie SuemotoAcademicProfessor, study author4
- 76=Prof Bart De StrooperAcademicProfessor in dementia studies in the UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology, Principal Group Leader at the Francis Crick Institute, and Founding Director of the UK Dementia Research Institute4
- 76=David VauzourAcademicLead researcher of the paper published in Gut Microbes4
- 76=Dr Martin ThorntonAcademicChief Medical Officer at Bluecrest4
Showing the leaders and the ranks around 76=, of 100 voices · See every voice on the topic →
05 On the record · press
What David Vauzour has said
- alphagalileo.org1
- eveningnews24.co.uk1
- express.co.uk1
- huffingtonpost.co.uk1
Where David Vauzour has been quoted
- 01Six Gut Chemicals Could Flag Dementia Years Before Diagnosishuffingtonpost.co.uk · 6 Apr 2026
- 02Simple blood test could spot dementia changes in your gutexpress.co.uk · 1 Apr 2026
- 03Breakthrough Norwich research could pave way for dementia blood testeveningnews24.co.uk · 1 Apr 2026
- 04Simple blood test could spot dementia years earlier, research showsalphagalileo.org · 31 Mar 2026
Verbatim
“What we found was really striking. Even in people who had only just begun noticing mild memory changes, there were clear shifts in both their gut bacteria and the metabolites they release into the bloodstream.”
“Crucially, the chemical changes in the volunteers' blood were strongly linked to differences in specific gut bacteria. This adds weight to growing evidence that the so‑called gut-brain axis -- the communication network between our digestive system and the brain -- may play an important role in cognitive ageing.”
“Early detection is critical because by the time dementia symptoms become obvious, much of the brain damage has already happened.”
“Dementia is one of the greatest public health challenges of our time.”
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