Unfortunately, dementia is progressive, meaning it worsens over time. Over that time, you or your loved one will experience ...

This page is about helping people to get involved with their continence needs met. Incontinence is very common, especially as people get older, and in people with dementia. Fear of 'having an accident ...

Though Parkinson’s disease itself is separated into five stages, Parkinson’s disease dementia isn’t as ... infections, incontinence, pneumonia, sleep problems, and difficulty swallowing.

The programme was directed by people living with dementia through what they said about their experience during the programme and what they shared about what mattered to them. In total this was about ...

People from different ethnic backgrounds may report physical symptoms rather than purely cognitive difficulties, leading to delays in the diagnosis of dementia. A new study led by Queen Mary ...

A dementia diagnosis is most commonly triggered by reporting memory difficulty to a GP, but the early stages of dementia can cause other symptoms ... use of antipsychotics, insomnia, constipation, ...