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Information Diagnosing dementia: A practical guide to assessment Diagnosing dementia: A practical guide to assessment is a booklet for anyone worried about possible signs of dementia, including memory problems, for themself or someone else. It sets out clearly how dementia can be diagnosed.Read more
Information 4 new innovative products to support people affected by dementia Information Too many people affected by dementia face barriers in their day-to-day lives. Start Voice Control, The Music Project, Smart Socks from Miltbotix, and eargym are four new products we are supporting to tackle common challenges at every stage of the dementia journey. 16 May 20228
Information Checklist for possible dementia symptoms If you are worried that your symptoms could be signs of dementia, use our checklist to help describe your symptoms to a GP or health professional. Read more
News 91% of people affected by dementia see clear benefits to getting a diagnosis Our survey, conducted as part of Dementia Action Week, reveals evidence showing that 91% of people affected by dementia saw clear benefits to getting a diagnosis, with many living with dementia wishing they had received a diagnosis earlier. Read more
Real stories Changing perceptions of dementia in the Punjabi community Real stories In Bhagwant's Punjabi community, there is little awareness of dementia. After being diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, Bhagwant stresses the importance of awareness and education in communities like hers, and why it's best to seek help if you're worried about dementia. 16 May 20222
Real stories How my wife's early dementia diagnosis gave us relief Real stories When Bill noticed something wasn't quite right with his wife, Jo, it was a struggle to get her to seek help. Now Jo has been diagnosed with dementia, Bill reflects on why finding out was the best thing for the couple. 16 May 20224
Real stories Why Lasting power of attorney matters after a dementia diagnosis Real stories Saskia was a teenager when she first noticed changes in her mum, Teresa. It took Teresa eight years to get a diagnosis, but Saskia explains that she no longer has capacity to understand it or consent to a Lasting power of attorney. 15 May 20220
