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Sally Magnusson calls for dementia care changes

Sally Magnusson calls for dementia care changes

11 Nov 2019

TV presenter Sally Magnusson, daughter of the late Mastermind presenter Magnus Magnusson, has spoken out against the treatment of those with dementia during a recent appearance at The Independent Bath Literature Festival. TV presenter Sally Magnusson, daughter of the late

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Run, Walk or Push Against Dementia 2019

Run, Walk or Push Against Dementia 2019

11 Nov 2019

How far will you and your family go? How far will you and your family go? Sunday 12th May 2019, Knole Park, Sevenoaks Help raise money for local dementia services For more information click here Download the flyer here

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Research into dementia care “as important as cure”

Research into dementia care “as important as cure”

11 Nov 2019

A recent survey from dementia charity Alzheimer’s Society and the James Lind Alliance has revealed the top research priorities of people affected by dementia – and has found that research into dementia care is just as important as the search

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Preventing and reducing the risk of falls in dementia

Preventing and reducing the risk of falls in dementia

11 Nov 2019

Having a fall can be one of the most frightening and debilitating experiences for anyone, as we get older this only increases with declining mobility and function. Having a fall can be one of the most frightening and debilitating experiences

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Pet ownership is a major benefit of care at home

Pet ownership is a major benefit of care at home

11 Nov 2019

It has long been known that the companionship of animals can provide a valuable source of comfort and relief for people. If someone loves animals, the pleasure they get from pet ownership has many life enhancing benefits and It has

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Palliative care for dementia patients under scrutiny

Palliative care for dementia patients under scrutiny

11 Nov 2019

New research supported by Sue Ryder shows that end of life care for the terminally ill – especially those with dementia – can be dependent on “arbitrary” factors, such as age, ethnicity and location. New research supported by Sue Ryder

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New guidelines for diagnosing Alzheimer’s disease

New guidelines for diagnosing Alzheimer’s disease

11 Nov 2019

One of the most concerning aspects of Alzheimer’s disease for those living with the condition, their families and their home care companies is the absence of a definitive cure. One of the most concerning aspects of Alzheimer’s disease for those

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