Memories we care about most are stored first during sleep
New research has found it’s the experiences and thoughts we care about most which are stored in our long term memory during sleep
Dementia care needs improving in many areas of England, says report
Clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) are failing to provide adequate levels of health and social care for over half of people living with dementia.
Air pollution and Alzheimer’s – should you be worried?
A new study has found tiny particles found in air pollution from vehicles can also be found in the brain tissue of people with dementia
Dementia’s dirty secrets #6: A good death is still hard to find
James Ashwell reveals why so many people with dementia do not get the end-of-life care they want or deserve.
Could pomegranates protect the brain from dementia?
A study has found the antioxidant-rich fruits could play an important role in preventing neurodegenerative disease
Study confirms how life story work can benefit those with dementia
Researchers from the University of York have evaluated how creating a life story helps those with dementia, their family, carers and professionals
Bank will offer customers with dementia financial support through helpline
The Nationwide is offering a dedicated phone service to customers with a mental illness or dementia
Scientists say new drug ‘may stop Alzheimer’s from ever developing’
A revolutionary new treatment for Alzheimer’s was announced this week and has been described as offering hope to millions of people struggling with the disease. We take a look behind the headlines to examine the evidence.
‘Slow Shopping’ trial launched for elderly and those with dementia
Sainsbury’s supermarket chain is once again leading the way in creating a dementia-friendly shopping experience
Willy Wonka star Gene Wilder dies from dementia complications
The actor, who created many iconic roles, died at his Connecticut home, aged 83, while surrounded by family
