Dementia Support Line
Run for dementia
Run for dementia .Every step matters for people living with dementia.
If you need dementia support, we’re here for you. Get personalised information, support and advice by calling us on 0333 150 3456.
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Dementia Support Line
Dementia Support Line .If you need dementia support, we’re here for you. Get personalised information, support and advice by calling us on 0333 150 3456.
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Keeping someone’s memory alive while raising funds through Forget Me Not crafts
Keeping someone’s memory alive while raising funds through Forget Me Not crafts .Heather O’Neil in Bedale, North Yorkshire, enjoyed crafting with her late mother. She explains how she’s transformed their ideas into charity fundraising.
Care in a local lockdown: Impact on home care
Care in a local lockdown: Impact on home care .Advice about making sure a person still gets the home care that they need if their area is affected by a lockdown.
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ONS report shows 52% increase in excess deaths of people dying of dementia – Alzheimer’s Society comments
ONS report shows 52% increase in excess deaths of people dying of dementia – Alzheimer’s Society comments .Alzheimer's Society shares a comment on a new report from the Office for National Statistics showing 52% increase in excess deaths of people dying of dementia.
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Alzheimer's drug Lecanemab approved for use in the UK, but not on the NHS
Alzheimer's drug Lecanemab approved for use in the UK, but not on the NHS .The MHRA have approved lecanemab for some people with early-stage Alzheimer’s disease. However NICE does not recommend use on the NHS for any patients.
Q&A: Geoff Parker on improving dementia diagnosis with MRI scans
Q&A: Geoff Parker on improving dementia diagnosis with MRI scans .Meet Geoff Parker, Professor of Healthcare Engineering, Imaging and Enterprise at UCL in London, who discusses his dementia research.
Understanding the mental health impact of a dementia diagnosis
Understanding the mental health impact of a dementia diagnosis .Hamish Naismith, at University College London, is researching why some people might harm themselves after a dementia diagnosis.
Researching ‘going out’ for people affected by dementia – including finding their way and getting lost
Researching ‘going out’ for people affected by dementia – including finding their way and getting lost .Meet Katie Gambier-Ross, Research Fellow and PhD candidate at the University of Edinburgh.
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Cycle for dementia
Cycle for dementia .Pedal faster, push harder and cycle further for everyone affected by dementia.