Dementia: Why a Diagnosis Is Important
More than 10 million people globally are diagnosed with dementia every year. But dementia has several underlying causes that result in various symptoms that progress differently. Full Story
More than 10 million people globally are diagnosed with dementia every year. But dementia has several underlying causes that result in various symptoms that progress differently. Full Story
Darlene Bradley, 63, of New Palestine, Indiana, has seen dementia from both sides: first as a caregiver for her late parents, who both had Alzheimer’s disease, and now as someone…
Standing at the finish line of a triathlon where my boyfriend Andy and I had been volunteering, I was a little confused when I was called over to meet him.…
Country to Coast, QLD in partnership with Dementia Australia has launched resources for people living with dementia and their carers during Dementia Action Week, held nationally from 16 to 22…
New research reveals that despite over half of aged care residents living with dementia, existing tools designed to enhance care quality may not adequately meet their needs. Full Story
Caring for a loved one with dementia can be daunting for family members and caregivers without the necessary support, says Madelein Duvenage, a regional manager for the Association for Dementia…
Every September — World Alzheimer’s Month — the public is reminded of startling statistics about this devastating form of dementia that affects memory, thinking, and behavior. Full Story
TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Living with dementia isn't easy. Caring for someone with dementia can sometimes feel even harder, financially and emotionally. Full Story
Bruce Willis, beloved star of the Die Hard franchise, has been seen in a rare public outing as his battle with frontotemporal dementia (FTD) continues to progress. Full Story
Dementia is a disease that is usually associated with memory loss, but it also includes deeper and more diverse symptoms. Full Story