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It’s exciting to see how this unpicks the differences in risk of dementia for men and women and could contribute to our understanding of how our genes provide resilience to Alzheimer’s disease.
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Female chromosomes offer resilience to Alzheimer's - Alzheimer's Society responds
Female chromosomes offer resilience to Alzheimer's - Alzheimer's Society responds .It’s exciting to see how this unpicks the differences in risk of dementia for men and women and could contribute to our understanding of how our genes provide resilience to Alzheimer’s disease.
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Recycling for Alzheimer's Society
Recycling for Alzheimer's Society .We recycle a wide range of items – from currency and clothes, to old jewellery, technology, stamps, cameras and cars. This page explains what you can donate and how to do it.
Thank you for registering with Will to Remember
Thank you for registering with Will to Remember .We’ve received your request and sent you information on how to write or update your Will using our service.
Using social media to fundraise
Social media can be a vital fundraising tool and is normally straightforward to use. Read our tips to help you spread the word online.
Enjoying reading to help keep dementia at bay
Enjoying reading to help keep dementia at bay .We ask people about how they keep active and well, whether they have dementia or not. This issue, we hear about reading books, news and more.
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Doing a cycling challenge to support people affected by dementia
Doing a cycling challenge to support people affected by dementia .Peter Lyons in County Down shares how it felt to raise over £1,550 in a 101km cycle challenge.
Our epic scooter tour of the UK to fundraise for dementia
Our epic scooter tour of the UK to fundraise for dementia .Alison Bowen, in East Sussex, shares how she and a team of scooterists rode hundreds of miles to help fight dementia.
Why I enjoy dancing: From tea dances to Zumba
Why I enjoy dancing: From tea dances to Zumba .We ask people about how they keep healthy and well, whether they have dementia or not. This issue, we hear about the pleasures of dance.
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A valuable tool helping to personalise care for people with dementia
A valuable tool helping to personalise care for people with dementia .What would you want people to know about you if you couldn’t tell them? We find out how ‘This is me’ can help to personalise care for people affected by dementia.