23rd July 2020
Being a World Young Leader in Dementia: a journey from Nigeria to France
Over the last 7 years, I have held a post-doctoral position at the King’s Global…
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16th July 2020
Promoting cognitive health through physical activity and sleep: Preliminary answers and future directions
As there is still no cure for dementia, it is vital that we consider ways…
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9th July 2020
Re-evaluating nursing home designs in Asia in the face of COVID-19
In light of recent events, care of residents living with dementia in nursing homes has…
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2nd July 2020
Can scientists improve how they diagnose dementia with Lewy bodies?
Dementia conditions are very common, presenting in around 7% of people over the age of…
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25th June 2020
Recognising technology needs among older adults and people with dementia
When was the last time you did not use any technology for a whole day?…
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18th June 2020
The outlook of a mild cognitive impairment diagnosis: disease-specific symptoms may forewarn of decline
For each person living with a dementia diagnosis, the journey can be very different, and…
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11th June 2020
Forget dementia, remember the person! Breaking down stigma to move forward towards an inclusive society in Flanders (Belgium)
When we focus on the capacities of people with dementia instead of their limitations, their…
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4th June 2020
The Digital Aid Project – a toolset for long-term care facilities during and beyond the COVID-19 pandemic
When the COVID-19 pandemic broke out, all eyes turned to acute hospitals, where medical staff…
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28th May 2020
Fear of dementia: how it affects our wellbeing and what we can do about it
“Thinking about dementia, I feel a lurch in my stomach, an anxiety in my gut.…
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21st May 2020
International COVID-19 end-of-life care guidance for nursing homes leaves key themes unaddressed
COVID-19’s death rate is disproportionally higher in nursing homes, creating enormous pressures to deliver high-quality…
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