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A person’s eating or drinking habits may change if they have dementia. What can you do to help them to stay well?
There are many different things that can increase a person’s chances of getting Alzheimer’s. These are known as ‘risk factors’. Some of these risk factors cannot be changed, but many others can.
Taken from one of our 2012 magazine issues, find out why inherited forms of Alzheimer's disease are extremely rare, but for a small proportion of families who carry particular genes the results can be devastating.
To understand the link between dementia and faulty blood vessels, we’re funding research into how blood flow in the brain relates to brain health and dementia. Find out what research we are funding in this area.
With announcements on new Alzheimer's drugs, the launch of essential care research partnerships, and funding more pioneering ways to transform the dementia landscape, 2024 has been the biggest year for dementia research yet!
Amar, in Hertfordshire, says caring for her husband Parminder has been a steep learning curve.
Dementia Support Line