Getting help for vision troubles may help stave off dementia, according to a report from the Lancet Commission on dementia. Since 2020, the group of researchers, led by Gill Livingston, a Professor of Psychiatry of older people at the University College of London, has been tracking a dozen dementia risk factors that can be addressed […]
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There was some relief for Americans affected by Alzheimer’s disease in July when the U.S. Senate unanimously voted to renew two bills focused on research. The National Alzheimer’s Project Act (NAPA) Reauthorization and the Alzheimer’s Accountability and Investment Act (AAIA) now go to the House of Representatives for a vote in September. National Alzheimer’s Project […]
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A very common theme in providing care for older adults, particularly those who are experiencing cognitive decline, is denial and refusal of care. This can manifest in many ways, from total lack of awareness, to “it’s not that bad yet,” to outright refusal to accept their condition. […]
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There are many different types of dementia. It’s important to understand which one your loved one has and how you can help them to manage it. Dementia is not one specific condition but is a general term used for loss of memory and other mental abilities that is severe enough to interfere with daily life. […]
