A recent New Interventions for Independence in Dementia (NIDUS-Family) programme aimed at helping people with dementia live independently at home for as long as possible has generated positive trial results that could be a lifeline for carers.

Alzheimer's Society researchers say there is 'no cause for concern' after a study presented a possible link between Alzheimer's disease transmission and a hormone treatment from human donors that was used in the 1980s.

Kate Lee, our CEO, will receive an OBE for her work in the charity sector, as part of the 2024 New Year Honours List.

Christmas changed forever as a third of people with dementia are unable to visit loved ones and 25% are no longer able to recognise family members.

Alzheimer's Society warns inequality is ‘rife’ as there is a difference of nearly 40 percentage points in dementia diagnosis rates reported across England.

Data confirms 34,412 people in England have been diagnosed with young-onset dementia, but the real figures could be much higher, with an estimated 19,194 living without a diagnosis and support.