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Service offering with passion: the digiDEM Bavaria newsletter

08.09.2022

Current news from national and international dementia research, presented in easy-to-understand language – the digiDEM

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Dementia Risk Hearing Loss – Prevent with a Hearing Test

08.09.2022

The warning sign that can, quite literally, be easily overlooked is hearing loss.

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Red – yellow – green: Family caregiver traffic light reliably measures care burden

08.09.2022

Developing digital support services for people with dementia and their caregivers: This includes

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Knowledge quiz on dementia strengthens health literacy.

08.09.2022

The digiDEM Bavaria Knowledge Test on Dementia strengthens everyone's health literacy. Because regardless of age,

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Digital dementia early detection begins with digiDEM Bavaria

08.09.2022

The free digiDEM Bavaria online questionnaire IQCODE is an important tool for early dementia detection. Equally significant is

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(Re)learned technique improves quality of life 

20.07.2022

Whether it's brewing tea, using a smartphone, or operating an app: people with mild to moderate

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Higher Alzheimer's risk in COVID-19 patients

20.07.2022

A current, large-scale study shows how Covid-19 affects the frequency of neurological diseases.

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Psychosocial treatment methods are effective for disinhibited behavior.

20.07.2022

Non-pharmacological, so-called psychosocial treatments are more effective than

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Dementia risk opioid painkillers

20.07.2022

People between the ages of 75 and 80 are at a greater risk of developing dementia if they

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„Dementia Knowledge Test“ Strengthens Health Literacy

23.06.2022

“Wissenstest Demenz”: So heißt das neue digitale Informationsangebot, das die Forscher*innen von digiDEM

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Higher health literacy promotes timely dementia diagnosis

22.06.2022

Japanese scientists showed: Timely diagnosis of dementia requires corresponding dementia knowledge and the willingness to

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Technology use leads to learning success

22.06.2022

Practitioners in the healthcare and social services sector must be adequately trained and aware of the challenges

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