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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
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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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Inadequate care for people with dementia in their final stages of life

13.02.2020
How are people with dementia cared for in their final phase of life? What do they die from, and where?
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Caregiving relatives rarely use support services

13.02.2020
There are numerous support services for relatives caring for people with dementia. However, they
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Care for Dementia: Women More Burdened Than Men, Children More Than Spouses

13.02.2020
Currently, around 1.7 million people with dementia live in Germany. About two-thirds of them are
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Dementia is often diagnosed late.

13.02.2020
Timely diagnosis of dementia is important for several reasons: Those affected can still make decisions about
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Hearing and Dementia: What Role Do Reports from the Environment Play?

14.01.2020
Hearing problems in older people often emerge gradually. In order to
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