AAP - 25-07-2016

Researchers have found that working with people and training the brain are two ways to slow the progression of Alzheimer's and other dementias.

AAP - 25-07-2016

Researchers have outlined a syndrome called "mild behavioural impairment" where behaviour changes could indicate dementia may be brewing.

AAP - 23-06-2016

A leading Australian researcher on Alzheimer's has won New Zealand's $NZ250,000 Ryman Prize for his work in improving the lives of the elderly.

HealthTimes - 25-05-2016

When Graham Gilmore developed some memory “hiccups” in his late 50s, his wife, Imelda, reasoned that all would be fine once he retired at 60. Retire

AAP - 24-05-2016

Losing the Y chromosome in blood cells may affect the immune system, thereby increasing susceptibility to disease, a study of more than 3200 men suggests.

AAP - 19-05-2016

High blood pressure is associated with a 62 per cent higher risk of vascular dementia, according to an analysis of medical records. Having high blood pressure

AAP - 05-05-2016

Experts hope a new phone game will provide insights into dementia symptoms through the data collected when someone plays Sea Hero Quest. Citizen

AAP - 01-04-2016

A vital component of early brain development during infancy could be targeted to combat Alzheimer's, according to a new study. A major discovery

AAP - 03-03-2016

A UN body has warned against overuse of sedatives by older people, warning of links with developing dementia. The United Nations has raised concerns

AAP - 25-02-2016

Keeping the brain active in older age can reduce the risk of dementia for some - but is unlikely to help those with the Alzheimer's gene, researchers say.