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Care homes ‘left to fend for themselves’ against coronavirus

Care homes ‘left to fend for themselves’ against coronavirus .

Alzheimer’s Society warns the ‘lives of people with dementia continue to be put in danger’ and calls for weekly testing of all care home staff and residents, after finding over half of care homes can’t isolate residents, and 43% are still not confident of their PPE supply, despite nearly a third taking Covid-19 positive patients from hospital.

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Selling a home to pay for care: Is it always necessary?

Selling a home to pay for care: Is it always necessary? .

Some people have to sell their home to help pay for their care, but there are many situations where people do not have to do this.

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Debbie's story: 'Not enough people are aware of early onset dementia, never mind understand it'

Debbie's story: 'Not enough people are aware of early onset dementia, never mind understand it' .

At 50 years old, Debbie was told that she had mixed dementia. Following her diagnosis, the stigma surrounding dementia has had a significant impact on her life. But Debbie believes people’s attitudes towards people affected by dementia can be changed.

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Reluctant to tell my family about my dementia diagnosis

Reluctant to tell my family about my dementia diagnosis .

Charles Duberry had the courage to travel 4,000 miles for a new life in the UK. But he struggled to tell his family about his dementia diagnosis. His niece Evelyn Ayersadofo and his dementia support worker, Taiyaba Zeria tell of his remarkable journey from Monserrat to Manor House.

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It took four years to get a diagnosis after being misdiagnosed

It took four years to get a diagnosis after being misdiagnosed .

Jackie was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s disease in October 2023, at the age of 54. It took four years to get a diagnosis after being misdiagnosed.

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Why it's important to ignore the stigma and get your loved one a dementia diagnosis

Why it's important to ignore the stigma and get your loved one a dementia diagnosis .

Husband and wife, George and Tencie share how they spotted the first signs of Alzheimer's disease and why it's important to ignore cultural stigma around getting a dementia diagnosis.

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People affected by dementia try out HUG – a soft, comforting cuddle

People affected by dementia try out HUG – a soft, comforting cuddle .

Our panel looks at a specially developed comforter that’s been designed to make you feel like you’re being hugged.

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Facing tough decisions about a person’s care as their dementia progresses

Facing tough decisions about a person’s care as their dementia progresses .

Nova is under great strain as her family strives to support her mum as they prepare for the next stage of her care.

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Nan's memory faded with dementia but her love never did

Nan's memory faded with dementia but her love never did .

Evie recalls some of her best memories of her Nan, Barbara, who lived with dementia for 10 years. Particularly, she looks back fondly at Barbara's loving relationship with her husband, Peter, who devoted his life to caring for her after her dementia symptoms started.

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Dementia Research Leader: Making clinical trials cheaper and faster

Dementia Research Leader: Making clinical trials cheaper and faster .

During his DRL Fellowship (2025–29), Professor Dave Cash hopes to make dementia clinical trials cheaper and faster. This would reduce the time to identify successful drugs, enabling patients to get access to effective drugs earlier.

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