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Understanding Alzheimer’s Disease – The Most Common Cause of Dementia

Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive neurological condition characterised by the build-up of two abnormal proteins in the brain: beta-amyloid plaques and tau tangles. These proteins disrupt communication between brain cells, eventually causing them to die. Over time, this leads to the hallmark symptoms of Alzheimer’s.

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Pamela Hardy

Would now like to know more. Love the cancer analogy as a [way] of an expla[nation].

Pamela Hardy
Social Care Staff / SBC Reablement

Millicent Agyeman

Really enjoyed this session because it was more practical and engaging

Millicent Agyeman
Social Care Staff / Rosedale Centre

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Very knowledgeable, informative day

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Very important training that is useful for the advances in dementia care and creating a wonderful toolkit of resources of understanding people as an individual for the length of their care. Brilliant training. Thank you

Susan Robinson
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