which affects 60% to 70% of those classified as having dementia. But despite popular perception of the disease, there are early signs of dementia that go beyond forgetting where you put your car ...

There is no way to be sure how quickly dementia will progress.” So here are some lesser-known early signs to look out for . . . SNAPPY or aggressive? New traits such as becoming more ...

With a whopping 200 variants, including Alzheimer's, dementia manifests uniquely in each individual and can affect adults of any age. However, certain early warning signs tend to surface in most ...

Identifying dementia (changes in memory and thinking that interfere with daily life) as early as possible is important. It can help people find treatments to reduce their symptoms or slow the ...

People with Alzheimer’s Disease (AD), dementia, or other forms of memory loss can display aggression or agitation in moments of frustration. Although there isn’t a cure, scientists are learning more ...

A person with dementia will likely struggle more to dress themselves as the condition goes on. Struggling to dress yourself is therefore not only a sign of early dementia. The NHS advises you to ...

Almost 70 per cent of Australians say they know very little about dementia, according to new data. Here's how to identify the signs. Dementia is not a normal part of ageing, yet surveys conducted ...

A specific type of diabetes medication has been associated with a lower risk of dementia, Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease in a study published today. The South Korean study followed 358,862 ...

Person dies on railway lines near Tewkesbury and tracks closed for more than 24 hours Alzheimer's UK says that scientists and doctors across the globe are developing computer programmes to spot the ...

An estimated 850,000 people in the UK are living with dementia, and this figure is expected to rise as the population ages. Here are some of the main signs to look out for In the UK, an ...

Alzheimer’s Society says that despite what many may believe, “a diagnosis of dementia is not in itself a reason to stop driving.” One in three people diagnosed with dementia drive ...

It's widely acknowledged by experts that those with dementia often become disinterested in daily activities, leading to a more passive way of life. Early signs of dementia may include withdrawing from ...