Why a memory test is only one part of diagnosing dementia
A normal memory test score doesn’t rule out dementia. Learn why, what a full assessment involves, and practical steps to take when someone won’t see the GP.
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Understanding Visual Changes in Dementia: Eyesight, Visual Fields and Brain Processing
Visual difficulties in dementia are not always caused by changes in the eyes. Explore the difference between eyesight, visual field testing and how the brain processes visual information.
Understanding Brain Changes and Fluctuating Abilities in Dementia
Dementia affects more than memory. Learn how changes within the brain can make abilities fluctuate, helping explain why someone can do something one moment and struggle the next.
When Someone with Dementia Appears to Be Hallucinating
A practical guide to understanding hallucinations in dementia, including possible causes, when to seek medical advice, and how to respond with confidence and reassurance.
Low Blood Pressure in Dementia: What to Look For and Why It Matters
Sometimes, changes that look like “part of the dementia” are actually the body responding to something physical. Low blood pressure is more common in dementia than many people realise — here’s what to look for, why it happens, and what you can do.