03 Profile
Hansard to 11 November 2026 · 31,429 contributions indexed · 1,439 MPs & peers
All voices01 Voice · Academic · Dementia
Masud Husain
Professor of neurology, University of Oxford
press citations on 1 topic since 10 Mar 2026 · last quoted 10 Mar 2026
02 Quoted on · 1 of 29 topics
Masud Husain: key facts
- Kind of voice
- Academic
- Role
- Professor of neurology, University of Oxford
- Quoted on
- Dementia
- Tracked press citations
- 5
- Most recently quoted
- 10 Mar 2026
04 The signal · where Masud Husain sits on dementia
Ranked 55= of 100 voices quoted in the press on dementia, level with 20 others on 5 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 - 55=Shannon MacauleyAcademicAssociate Professor, Wake Forest University School of Medicine5
- 55=Linda McEvoyAcademicStudy senior author5
- 55=Masud HusainAcademicProfessor of neurology, University of Oxford5
- 55=Jo HoweClinicianAlzheimer's Society UKDTN research nurse and senior dementia research sister, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals5
- 76=
Prof Naveed SattarAcademicProfessor of Cardiometabolic Medicine, University of Glasgow – School of Cardiovascular & Metabolic Health4
Showing the leaders and the ranks around 55=, of 100 voices · See every voice on the topic →
05 On the record · press
What Masud Husain has said
- chroniclelive.co.uk1
- devonlive.com1
- independent.co.uk1
- manchestereveningnews.co.uk1
- mirror.co.uk1
Where Masud Husain has been quoted
- 01Doctors say test shows dementia risk 25 years before symptomsmirror.co.uk · 10 Mar 2026
- 02Simple test could 'predict dementia risk 25 years before symptoms appear'manchestereveningnews.co.uk · 10 Mar 2026
- 03Test identifies dementia risk 'decades' before memory lossdevonlive.com · 10 Mar 2026
- 04Test predicts dementia risk in women 25 years before memory losschroniclelive.co.uk · 10 Mar 2026
- 05Blood test that can predict dementia risk in women years before symptoms appearindependent.co.uk · 10 Mar 2026
Verbatim
“This is an impressive study that uniquely has been able to analyse blood samples from women followed up for up to 25 years. The findings show that the level of p-tau 217 in the blood provides an index of the risk of developing dementia in the future.”
“This is an impressive study that uniquely has been able to analyse blood samples from women followed up for up to 25 years.”
“This is an impressive study that uniquely has been able to analyse blood samples from women followed up for up to 25 years. The findings show that the level of p-tau 217 in the blood provides an index of the risk of developing dementia in the future.”
“This is an impressive study that uniquely has been able to analyse blood samples from women followed up for up to 25 years. The findings show that the level of p-tau 217 in the blood provides an index of the risk of developing dementia in the future.”
“The findings show that the level of p-tau 217 in the blood provides an index of the risk of developing dementia in the future.”
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