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Staying healthy to help your memory Alzheimer's Society

WEBLooking after your physical health can help with your memory. Try to eat balanced meals and drink plenty of fluids. If you smoke, try to give up, and drink alcohol in moderation (if …

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The progression, signs and stages of dementia Alzheimer's Society

WEBThis means symptoms may be relatively mild at first but they get worse with time, usually over several years. These include problems with memory, thinking, problem-solving or …

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Reduce your risk of dementia Alzheimer's Society

WEBAlzheimer's Society dementia support line. Call 0333 150 3456. If you are affected by dementia, worried about a diagnosis or a carer, trained staff are ready to give you the …

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Tests and scans to diagnose dementia Alzheimer's Society

WEBA specialist may use several different tests and scans to find out why you are noticing changes and whether it is dementia. These include: mental ability tests can check your …

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Depression and dementia Alzheimer's Society

WEBDepression can increase problems with thinking and memory caused by dementia. It may also contribute to changes in behaviour, such as becoming more agitated or not wanting …

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Diabetes and the risk of dementia Alzheimer's Society

WEBPeople with diabetes have about 60% increased risk of developing dementia compared to those without diabetes. This was from a review that brought together the findings from …

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Causes of memory problems Alzheimer's Society

WEBdepression or anxiety. chest and urinary tract infections. thyroid problems. menopause. vitamin deficiencies, such as vitamin B12. long-term heart or kidney conditions. head …

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English ACE-III Administration and Scoring Guide – 2012

WEBAdministration: Ask the participant for the day, date, month, year, season as well as the name of the hospital (or building, or number if an address), floor (or room, or street if an …

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Mental, physical and speech abilities in later stages of dementia

WEBA person in the later stages of dementia may be unable to communicate with words that they are feeling unwell. However, a change in their behaviour may be a sign …

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Social isolation and dementia risk Alzheimer's Society

WEBSocial isolation can increase a person’s risk of dementia by about 60%. It is not known why social isolation increases dementia risk, but one study showed how it was linked to a …

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What is NHS continuing healthcare

WEBSave this information. Get a copy Order by post. NHS Continuing healthcare is awarded when a person is classed as having a ‘primary health need’, meaning their …

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Researching the links between oral health and dementia

WEBIf there is a causal link between oral diseases and dementia risk, this will point to practical ways to slow or even stop cognitive decline. For example, by catching …

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The psychological and emotional impact of dementia

WEBImpact of a dementia diagnosis. Someone recently diagnosed with dementia is likely to experience a range of emotions. These may include grief, loss, anger, shock, fear, …

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How to offer help to someone with dementia who doesn’t want it

WEBHere are some ideas to consider when talking to someone about your worries. Broach the topic gently. It may help to remind them that memory issues don’t always point towards …

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Exercise types and ideas for people with dementia

WEBThis includes many daily living tasks such as: doing housework. bringing in the shopping. taking your dog for a walk. pacing while waiting for the kettle to boil. doing some gentle …

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450 Risk factors for dementia

WEBThe main CVD risk factors that are known to increase a person’s risk of getting dementia are: high blood pressure increasingly stiff and blocked arteries (known as …

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Support and care when a person won't accept their dementia …

WEBThis might be even if they do not acknowledge that they need help, because you feel they no longer have the ability (known as the ‘ mental capacity ’) to make some decisions for …

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Living with dementia and diabetes Alzheimer's Society

WEBLike dementia, diabetes is a progressive condition. This means that it becomes more challenging to manage over time. Poorly controlled diabetes can lead to …

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Safeguarding and dementia Alzheimer's Society

WEBSafeguarding and people with dementia. Safeguarding can be applicable to a wide range of adults, often these adults are identified as ‘vulnerable’ or ‘at risk’. This can include …

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Dementia and the Mental Capacity Act 2005 Alzheimer's Society

WEBThe Mental Capacity Act is the law in England and Wales that protects and supports people who lack capacity to make a decision. It also outlines who can and should make …

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How to know when a person with dementia is nearing the end of …

WEBbowel and bladder incontinence. being unable to walk or stand, problems sitting up and becoming bed-bound. If a person with dementia has most or all of these symptoms, they …

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Which sections of the Mental Health Act are relevant to dementia

WEBSections 135 and 136 – powers of the police. Sections 135 and 136 of the Act give certain powers to the police. This includes the power to remove a person from their home or a …

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