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People with dementia brought low by stigma

AAP - 31-08-2017

Many people with dementia and carers are feeling socially disconnected and stigmatised, according to a new survey. Social prejudice still exists

 
Animal robots show significant benefits for dementia sufferers: Griffith study

HealthTimes - 07-08-2017

Using animal robots in the care of people with dementia has a modest but significant benefit, a new Griffith University study has revealed. Published this week

 
Alzheimer's link to high iron levels in the brain

AAP - 25-07-2017

Australian scientists believe they've found an association between high levels of iron in the brain and the progression of Alzhiemer's disease.

 
UK trial shows social interaction improves dementia care

AAP - 20-07-2017

A UK trial has shown just one social hour a week in dementia care improves lives and saves money. Just a simple chat and some social interaction

 
Brain training may reduce mental decline in old age

AAP - 26-06-2017

Regular exercise is one of three factors that is likely to reduce the risk of dementia in old age, US experts say. A combination of exercise,

 
New solutions for dementia care in the home

HealthTimes - 22-06-2017

A new program coming to South Australia and NSW will focus on improving the wellbeing of people living with dementia at home by giving them and their caregivers more solutions

 
Volunteers helping to make experience with dementia better for others

HealthTimes - 12-05-2017

As part of National Volunteer Week celebrations Alzheimer’s Australia Vic, today, honoured the invaluable commitment by the many volunteers who enable the delivery of

 
New study on community dementia awareness

HealthTimes - 02-05-2017

A new study is looking for people aged 40 years or older in the ACT to take part in a focus group to increase community dementia awareness. In Australia more

 
Australian researchers say ultrasound holds promise for Alzheimer's

AAP - 05-04-2017

Ultrasound can improve the delivery of a therapeutic antibody that targets Alzheimer's disease and could also help treat Parkinson's and motor neuron disease.

 
Temporary episodes of dizziness when standing linked to dementia

AAP - 13-03-2017

Temporary episodes of dizziness when standing up too quickly could result in lasting damage to the brain, US researchers say. Those dizzy spells

 

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