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Encouraging a Balanced Diet with Easy-to-Eat, Nutrient-Rich Foods in Dementia Care
While dementia introduces challenges to mealtimes, small adaptations can make a significant difference.
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The main hallmarks of Alzheimer’s disease are amyloid plaques and tau tangles in the brain
Ongoing research continues to explore therapeutic strategies targeting these pathological features, aiming to develop effective treatments and preventive measures for this debilitating disease.
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The Importance of Using Contrasting Colours in Dementia-Friendly Design
Simple changes to the use of colour in the home can have a profound impact on the well-being and safety of someone living with dementia.
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Dementia Research Funding: Progress Made, But Still Lagging Behind
Given the scale of the dementia crisis, further investment is urgently needed to drive breakthroughs in treatment, prevention, and care.
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Reducing Noise and Clutter to Minimise Confusion in Dementia Care
Creating a more supportive environment not only improves the well-being of the person with dementia but also makes caregiving easier for family members and professionals alike.
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Understanding End-Stage Dementia: Severe Cognitive and Physical Decline
Understanding the progression of dementia and working alongside healthcare professionals can help families make informed decisions and ensure their loved one receives the best possible care in their final days.
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The Importance of Labelling Doors and Cupboards for People Living with Dementia
Labelling doors and cupboards is a simple yet powerful tool in creating a dementia-friendly home. By providing clear visual cues, it helps individuals retain their independence, reduces confusion, and makes day-to-day life easier for both the person with dementia and their carers.
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How Brain Imaging Helps Identify Different Types of Dementia
Brain imaging, particularly MRI scans, is a powerful tool in diagnosing and differentiating types of dementia.
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Make the Home Dementia-Friendly with Good Lighting and Clear Pathways
Making the home dementia-friendly doesn’t require major renovations—small, thoughtful changes can significantly improve safety, independence, and comfort.