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Alzheimer's Society launches guide urging the financial service industry to take action to become more dementia friendly and boost business at the same time
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Your questions answered by people affected by dementia
Your questions answered by people affected by dementia .For 2019's Dementia Action Week we invited people affected by dementia to takeover our social media and answer your questions. The theme was #AskUsAnything and here are their answers to your dementia questions.
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Disappointment and hope from anti-dementia medication
Disappointment and hope from anti-dementia medication .We discuss the disappointing news about an experimental drug failing the final stages of testing.
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How can you find ways to take part in dementia research?
How can you find ways to take part in dementia research? .Research into dementia offers hope, and a specialist service matches volunteers to vital dementia research studies.
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Making and listening to music, whether you have dementia or not
Making and listening to music, whether you have dementia or not .We hear how people keep well by enjoying music.
Ideas to help a person with dementia enjoy following sports
Ideas to help a person with dementia enjoy following sports .If someone’s a sports fan, remaining involved after a dementia diagnosis can be beneficial.
Why should you use Dementia Support Forum?
Why should you use Dementia Support Forum? .Join Dementia Support Forum, our online community, to share experiences with other people also affected by dementia.
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Young-onset dementia support group that's a lifeline for its members
Young-onset dementia support group that's a lifeline for its members .Young Onset Dementia Activists in south-east London is giving people affected by dementia new hope and purpose.
Forget-me-not tattoos: dementia tributes from our supporters
Forget-me-not tattoos: dementia tributes from our supporters .We're proud to wear the forget-me-not flower as our official logo. Read on for the stories behind three forget-me-not tattoos from our supporters.
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The later stage of dementia
The later stage of dementia .People with later-stage dementia will eventually need full-time care and support with daily living and personal care, such as eating, washing and dressing. Whatever kind of dementia a person has, their life expectancy is on average lower.