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The UK's largest research trial of support for carers of people with dementia launches today (Tuesday 22 May 2018).
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Walking the walk
Walking the walk .Jim Murrell, from our Dementia Knowledge Centre, highlights more books written by people with the condition for Dementia together magazine.
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Facts for the media about dementia
Facts for the media about dementia .Key facts and statistics on dementia and other dementia related topics can be found here.
Involving people living with dementia in everything we do
Involving people living with dementia in everything we do .Joy Watson asks Kate Lee, our CEO, how we’re involving more people living with dementia in Alzheimer’s Society’s work.
Looking for joy: A carer for whom the future is scary, but whose smile is real
Looking for joy: A carer for whom the future is scary, but whose smile is real .Michelle Macadangdang says that nothing prepared her for dealing with her husband’s dementia.
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Platform for change: Standing up for people affected by dementia
Platform for change: Standing up for people affected by dementia .Inspired by her father, Nimisha Sharma has been sharing her family’s story to raise the profile of dementia.
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Book group: Dear Alzheimer’s by Keith Oliver
Book group: Dear Alzheimer’s by Keith Oliver .We hear readers’ comments about the latest book from a leading dementia advocate and Society Ambassador.
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An app helping people with dementia and others who have hearing loss
An app helping people with dementia and others who have hearing loss .The Eargym app can help to clear the noise, improve hearing and increase confidence in noisy environments.
Andy’s view of dementia changed after his diagnosis – now he’s changing others’ opinions too
Andy’s view of dementia changed after his diagnosis – now he’s changing others’ opinions too .Following his dementia diagnosis at the age of just 60, Andy Paul in Deeside is determined to continue enjoying life.
Five Longitude Prize on Dementia finalists include AI glasses and sensors that predict falls
Five Longitude Prize on Dementia finalists include AI glasses and sensors that predict falls .The finalists for the Longitude Prize on Dementia, including AI glasses, adapted football pitch sensors and a smartwatch for daily routines, have been announced.