People with dementia have their share of struggles, and this worldwide pandemic has made it even harder by placing many of their favorite shared activities on hold. With social dis[...]
Alzheimer's Disease International (ADI) releases a two-volume report - designing for the dignity of people with dementia that includes 87 case studies from 27 countries.[...]
Short videos of ground-breaking dementia developments worldwide that explore breakthroughs of treatment and diagnoses, innovation in health and care services[...]
Caregiver Article Excerpts - 3 types of hobbies to improve memory, 16 dementia do's, 8 tips for letting go, life insurance for 50+, nursing homes that care more.[...]
Twenty-seven years ago, this month, my mother died of congestive heart failure. I thought my father was joking when he called me with the news on April Fools’ Day. Healthcare[...]
Guest author for the National Notary Association offers caregivers for people with dementia tips on notarization of long-term care and financial documents.[...]
The Law – Naming Beneficiaries in Your Estate Plan California-based elder-law attorney, Cynthia Cox, recently explained the issues around CAPACITY vs COMPETENCE. She has been[...]
Fifty million people worldwide live with dementia. Watch this 8-minute video about one of them – U.S. Army veteran, Kenneth Keene Sr., who lives with frontotemporal lobe deme[...]
Conversations help delay symptoms of dementia. Don't lose out on opportunities to stay connected with people. To listen to them you must be able to hear. [...]
Could an implant hold potential for the brain with dementia? [TCV Update 2/14/2022 NYT article, subscription required] Could “chips” (brain implants) proposed by Elon M[...]
Exercise, Not Pills to Prevent Alzheimer’s We can do the “hard” work now with the goal of prevention. Or we can struggle finding ways to live our lives with demen[...]
