Alzheimer's disease and frontotemporal dementia are devastating disorders that emerge following the buildup of misfolded proteins in the brain.

This holiday season, make sure the gift you choose for a loved one with Alzheimer’s is both practical and meaningful.

Exercising regularly, eating healthy and stimulating the brain can help prevent the condition, research shows.

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BDA Good Practice members were invited to nominate their favourite charities for a £500 award from the Movement for Good ...

A study of 3,000 older adults concluded that those who took the pills were at greater risk of the devastating condition.

Just in time for Christmas comes Leslye Headland’s familial hellscape ‘Cult of Love,” a caustically funny portrait of ...

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One year after her 81-year-old father went missing, Britt Moberg is fighting keeping his memory alive — and to see changes ...

The Australian Government is continuing its investment in tackling dementia, unveiling a new training resource to boost care workers' ability to ...