RAND examined 181 potential risk factors, including demographics, socioeconomic status and health behaviors, to see which ...

Helen Mayne, who works at the Alzheimer's Society, said her father-in-law had no understanding and the care managers the ...

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

It’s important to be guided by the person with dementia and only act as if it’s a real baby if the person themselves believes that is the case. What does the evidence say about their use?

The way people living with dementia experience the world can change as the disease progresses. Their sense of reality or place in time can become distorted, which can cause agitation and distress. One ...

It's important to be guided by the person with dementia and only act as if it's a real baby if the person themselves believes that is the case. What does the evidence say about their use?

Groundbreaking UD study explores whether subtle language changes signal dementia, with community outreach as a cornerstone ...

Dementia affects more than 55 million people worldwide. Especially likely in people over the age of 65, dementia is a progressive, neurological disease that may present as forgetting things ...

Jiobit, a real-time location tracker This small, clip-able device that tracks real-time location was originally designed for children, but can be helpful for seniors with dementia who are prone to ...

where people can donate new baby dolls. She distributes them to dementia residents and others who could benefit from doll therapy. During the coronavirus pandemic seniors in these places feel so ...

New research from the University of Washington highlights the dangers of wildfire smoke as related to dementia.

Some signs of dementia are easy to miss. Beyond some of the well-known symptoms of dementia such as memory loss, behavioural changes, and difficulties in communication, other less obvious signs ...