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What do the different badges for dementia mean?
What do the different badges for dementia mean? .Supporting African and African Caribbean communities with dementia
Supporting African and African Caribbean communities with dementia .Sheffield’s Memory Hub provides culturally appropriate support for people of African and African Caribbean heritage.
General Election 2024: Make Dementia a Priority
General Election 2024: Make Dementia a Priority .Thank you for supporting our General Election campaign. Our calls remain the same. We will continue to urge the UK Government to make commitments to our calls during the first 100 days of Government and beyond.
I can, I will, I am: Running the London Marathon for the Dementia Revolution
I can, I will, I am: Running the London Marathon for the Dementia Revolution .Norfolk and Waveney STP Dementia Pathway development
Norfolk and Waveney STP Dementia Pathway development .Multi-channel involvement to inform integrated care pathway.
Treatments and support for dementia with Lewy bodies (DLB)
Treatments and support for dementia with Lewy bodies (DLB) .There is currently no cure for DLB. The person’s care and treatment should support them to live as well as possible. This should include drug and non-drug treatments.
Supporting a person with dementia to keep a healthy mouth
Supporting a person with dementia to keep a healthy mouth .Good mouth care isn’t just about brushing teeth twice a day. It’s also about eating well, drinking plenty of fluids, having regular check-ups at the dentist and looking out for signs of any problems developing.
Pfizer drops out of dementia drug race
Pfizer drops out of dementia drug race .From our spring 2018 issue of Care and Cure magazine, learn more about the pharmaceutical company Pfizer pulling out of neuroscience research.
Hope for first treatment for strokes linked to dementia
Hope for first treatment for strokes linked to dementia .Recent news from a groundbreaking phase 2 trial showed that two drugs, typically used in heart diseases made people 20 per cent less likely to have problems with their thinking and memory after a stroke.