More good news about dementia research
Two new studies this week have revealed a couple of surprising ways to protect yourself against dementia
Why favourite tunes can work wonders for dementia
New research has revealed even more benefits of music therapy for people living with dementia
Dementia on TV: Harry’s dementia song moves millions
A teenage boy won massive support from TV viewers when he sang a song about his grandmother’s dementia, whilst a respected comedian landed himself in hot water for joking that Theresa May might have dementia.
Why you CAN protect your brain against Alzheimer’s
Lisa Genova, neuroscientist and author of Still Alice, shares some inspiring insights into Alzheimer’s and explains what you can do to prevent the disease
Can a happy family really protect you from dementia?
A new study suggests that people who have strong, loving relationships with their families are less likely to develop dementia. We take a look at the evidence
Why walking works when you’re dealing with dementia
Whether you’re caring for a loved one with dementia or have the condition yourself, a regular walk might be just what you need. We reveal the far-reaching benefits of stepping out and how walking can improve your physical, mental and emotional health
10 things families living with dementia should know
After spending more than 25 years working with people who are living with dementia, Professor Graham Stokes, Bupa’s Global Director of Dementia Care, shares advice for affected families
A dementia drug breakthrough
Could a drug used to treat depression also be used to slow down the progress of dementia? We take a look at the evidence behind last week’s exciting news story
TV Review: Finding Archie
Last night’s compelling BBC1 documentary Reported Missing raised some important, if uncomfortable, truths about dementia
He’s not letting Alzheimer’s rule his life
TV presenter Davina McCall has spoken about her father’s life with dementia
