24th September 2020
Visual hallucinations in Parkinson’s disease: towards better understanding and treatments
Parkinson’s disease is a common neurodegenerative disease, affecting more than 2% of people over 75,…
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3rd September 2020
It’s bloody fantastic: New blood tests for Alzheimer’s disease give us a window into the ageing brain
Standing in a half empty room – the majority being supportive colleagues – at the…
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27th August 2020
The impact of stigmatisation on the lives of people with dementia
“It seems that when you have cancer you are a brave battler against the disease,…
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20th August 2020
Dementia in Low and Middle Income Countries: How can technology aid diagnosis?
My grandmother was diagnosed with dementia in 2016, aged 84, and declined significantly in the…
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13th August 2020
A Knowledge Broker: Research in Dementia-Enabling Environments
As international and cross-cultural projects in the dementia care continue to increase, there is a…
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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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