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Education and wealth influence the timing of a dementia diagnosis

04.05.2020
The causes of dementia are varied. The risk of developing dementia depends on
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How do comorbidities in people with dementia affect their caregivers?

29.04.2020
Caring for people with dementia is a significant challenge for family members.
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Alzheimer's: The more cardiovascular risk factors, the greater the cognitive decline

16.04.2020
Cardiovascular diseases are considered risk factors for dementia. If several of them occur together, it intensifies the
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Medications for hereditary Alzheimer's dementia have failed

16.04.2020
Another setback for Alzheimer's research: In a large international study,
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New dementia disease: LATE

16.04.2020
A new form of dementia is occupying researchers. The symptoms match those of Alzheimer's disease. However, it forms
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Air pollution and dementia

16.04.2020
Can air pollution increase the risk of dementia? Previous studies have already established a link.
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Delaying cognitive decline with psychosocial therapies

16.03.2020
There is still no cure for dementia, so the focus is on
Wie gehen Menschen mit Demenz mit ihrer Erkrankung um?„/></a></div><div class=Science & Research

How do people with dementia cope with their illness?

16.03.2020
People with dementia face numerous changes, losses, and fears throughout the course of their illness.
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Dementia diagnosis via video consultation?

16.03.2020
A doctor's appointment via video consultation – for many people, this idea is still unfamiliar.
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What helps with sleep disorders for people with dementia?

16.03.2020
People with dementia often suffer from sleep disorders during the course of their illness. Nighttime
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Living with Dementia: „The Gaze of Others“

16.03.2020
What does it mean to live with dementia? How does the progressive loss of
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Dementia in nursing homes: Sedating medications increase the risk of fall events with injury

14.02.2020
When dementia is far advanced, the transition to a nursing home becomes
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