Dementia Awareness Week (18th – 24th May 2014)
Next week is Dementia Awareness Week (18th – 24th May 2014). The last 12 months has seen increasing awareness of this condition thanks to increased media
Next week is Dementia Awareness Week (18th – 24th May 2014). The last 12 months has seen increasing awareness of this condition thanks to increased media
A recent study, commissioned by the Carers trust has revealed that more than 50% of carers looking after those with dementia have not been given relevant
A new study proves the expected link between dementia and incontinence but more importantly shows that patients with dementia are three times more likely
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In a change to previous research a new study carried out in Sweden points to a reduction in the risk of developing
In a small new study, Parkinson’s disease patients who took caffeine pills had slight but noticeable improvements in movement problems.
The findings warrant
Does Alzheimer's disease lead to incontinence? Not necessarily, asserts a University of Virginia researcher in the USA. A new grant from the National
The country is facing a dementia time-bomb with many cases going undiagnosed.
Alzheimer’s charities are saying that many people living with dementia don’t
With Alzheimer’s receiving increasing focus in the media recently more people are vecoming aware of this condition and the impact it has on the daily lives
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