They say communication is key in anything you do. But it’s especially important when caring for someone with Alzheimer’s disease. Full Story 

A new report reveals the significant financial burden associated with dementia, with out-of-pocket healthcare costs more than doubling within the first eight years of diagnosis. Full Story 

David Rothman delivered his last baby in 2003 and shut down his obstetrics practice at the age of 62. Full Story   

Jimmie Gaines’ descent into dementia began four years ago when he was 72. Full Story 

Palliative care providers may be uniquely positioned to develop partnerships that support patients through the new Guiding an Improved Dementia Experience (GUIDE) Model recently unveiled by the Center for Medicare…

he prevalence of dementia is rising, making it an issue that demands our attention and compassion. This article will provide the compassionate support individuals with dementia need. Full Story 

More than 11 million Americans provide care for loved ones with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia, according to the Alzheimer’s Association, and that number continues to grow as…

People with dementia need care and assistance in their daily tasks as their brain function is in a declining state. Full Story 

The best and brightest in dementia research and care will share their views and experiences at the International Dementia Conference 2024 to go ahead next September. Full Story

According to a survey about balancing work and care responsibilities conducted by Dementia Australia, 80 per cent of respondents caring for a loved one living with dementia have made some…