Dementia Deaths Among Women at Highest Level in Five Years
Alzheimer’s Society have warned dementia is taking a growing and disproportionate toll on women, after new analysis found deaths among women in England and Wales have climbed back to their…
Alzheimer’s & Dementia: A new imaging technique locates microthrombi that worsen Alzheimer’s disease, opening the way to personalized anticoagulant therapy
More than half of patients with Alzheimer’s disease develop cerebral microthrombi—microscopic blood clots that form in the smallest blood vessels in the brain. This accumulation of microthrombi worsens disease progression.…
Fall Risks: Supporting the Care of Those Living with Dementia with Lyra Multi
Those living with a dementia are at a significantly higher risk of falling, with studies indicating that one in three adults over the age of 65, and half of people…
The steps to take after a dementia diagnosis
(Aging Untold) —A dementia diagnosis can feel overwhelming, especially when you start asking: What happens next? What’s normal, and what can be done right now? Full Story
Family urges Voluntary Assisted Dying law reform to give dementia patients right to die
The final days of 77-year-old Rod Keys's life were not what he or his family wanted. Battling with advanced dementia, unable to move or talk, Rod's four adult children found…
13 million Americans provide unpaid care for loved ones with dementia
TAMPA (Bloom) – Caring for a loved one with dementia can be overwhelming but knowing when and how to step in can make all the difference. Full Story
‘Dementia affects every part of daily life, not just for the person’
Carer Rachel Attwood, whose mum Barbara Turner attends Newtowncunningham and Clonmany Day Centres has, highlighted the importance of investing in and expanding dementia services. Full Story
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