dementia

After I Lost My Husband To Dementia At 51, I Retrained To Research And End The Disease

Every day I'm determined to ensure other families don’t have to go through the years of anguish I went through with Clive
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Half Of Women Likely To Develop Dementia, Parkinson’s Or Have A Stroke, Warns Study

But there are things we can all do to maintain a healthy brain.
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This World Alzheimer's Day, It's Time To Shine A Light On Dementia Stigma In The Asian Community

Families like my own, who moved to the UK from India, brought outdated attitudes towards dementia with them. Misinformation prevents people with the condition and their carers seeking help
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1 In 4 People Aren't Exercising Enough, Here's How Inactivity Affects Your Body

It's putting us at increased risk of heart disease, dementia and even some cancers.
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Feeling Dizzy When You Stand Up Could Indicate Stroke Risk In Later Life

It could also be a risk factor for dementia.
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Why Watching Football Could Be Good For Your Mental Wellbeing

'The beautiful game really can help your mind and body.'
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Dementia In Your 40s - Life Isn't Over, It Just Changes

A dementia diagnosis doesn’t override a person’s identity. It’s not game over
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Dementia Isn't A Death Sentence. I'm Not Just Living With It, I'm Living Well

Eamonn Holmes said he'd like his family to take him to a euthanasia clinic if he developed dementia. But my diagnosis was a weight off my shoulders
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I Take My Kids To A Care Home To Play - The Impact It Has On Residents With Dementia Is Invaluable

The language and memory barrier is broken by smiles, songs and clapping
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My 4-Year-Old Son Is Forgetting How To Walk, Talk And Eat Due To Childhood Dementia

More than 100 children and young people have Batten Disease in the UK.
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