AAP - 28-02-2018

Dementia Australia CEO Maree McCabe says there is a wrong perception that nothing can be done following a dementia diagnosis. An estimated 425,000

AAP - 27-02-2018

Australian researchers believe they may have found a possible mechanism to explain the association between poor sleep and Alzheimer's disease.

AAP - 13-02-2018

A UK study suggests arthritis drugs could significantly reduce the risk of Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. Drugs used to

HealthTimes - 01-02-2018

The use of song-writing to improve the relationships between people living with dementia and their families is just one of 17 new projects that will share in more than $1

AAP - 01-02-2018

Australian and Japanese scientists have developed a blood test they say can predict with 90 per cent accuracy who will develop Alzheimer's disease.

Nicole Madigan - 17-11-2017

Griffith University has trialled a new webinar program, designed to increase awareness and understanding of the sexual desires of people with dementia, among aged care workers

HealthTimes - 15-11-2017

Curtin University-led research has recommended a new communication tool to help the millions of people living with dementia who are admitted to hospital across the globe every

AAP - 18-10-2017

Facial recognition technology developed in Australia will help carers manage the pain of dementia patients who struggle to communicate. New facial

HealthTimes - 19-09-2017

Over half of people caring for a loved one with dementia and cognitive performance issues report feeling overwhelmed by the person’s support needs. For

HealthTimes - 04-09-2017

People living with dementia and carers experience embarrassing situations, feel strongly disconnected, feel less competent and sometimes feel useless, a new survey has found.