digiDEM Bayern

digiDEM Bayern Demenzbibliothek®

Welcome to our digiDEM Bayern Demenzbibliothek®, your comprehensive knowledge portal on the topic of dementia.

This library offers a diverse collection of knowledge specifically designed to support affected individuals, their informal caregivers, healthcare professionals and decision-makers, volunteers, and the general public. Whether you are looking for scientific studies or practical tips, you will find information selected and verified by the digiDEM Bayern scientists here. This quality-assured information is intended to help you better understand the complex topic of dementia and cope with everyday life with the disease.

The digiDEM Bayern Demenzbibliothek® includes an extensive selection of freely accessible in-house and (inter)national scientific publications as well as recorded webinars. This offer provides you with the opportunity to gain valuable insights into the complex topic of dementia. Use our offer to inform and educate yourself.

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Dementia: What helps with challenging behavior?

By 05.11.2019 0
Screaming, insults, or even physical assaults – when people with dementia exhibit challenging behavior, it poses a challenge for caregivers
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Use midlife windows to prevent dementia

By 23.10.2019 0
Midlife is when people can most influence their risk of developing neurodegenerative diseases like dementia, according to a
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Small amounts of alcohol for dementia prevention?

By 22.10.2019 0
A glass of wine against dementia – that sounds dubious. But a recent study comes to this conclusion. According to it, the daily dose
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Early signs of Alzheimer's may be detectable in the eyes

By 22.10.2019 0
Es gibt offenbar Areale in der Netzhaut, die auf Veränderungen bei leichter Alzheimer-Krankheit (AD) hinweisen könnten. Ein internationales
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