What happens when dementia doesn’t look like dementia? Frontotemporal dementia doesn't have the classic symptoms you may expect. Learn more about this condition and how you can recognize it.
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Senile or Senility is an outdated and often controversial or even rude term that refers to what we now call "late-onset" dementia.
If someone in your family develops dementia, what are the chances you’re also at risk? Join us as we explore what’s currently known about dementia and genetics.
Whether your loved one is recovering from surgery, an illness, or could simply use a hand as they age, setting up a meal train is a great way to help.
Learning the difference between Alzheimer's and dementia can help you understand family members that are living with these disorders.
Dementia isn't as simple of forgetting names. In fact, there are multiple types of dementia, each with their own causes, symptoms, and treatments.
Does lifestyle affect dementia? Absolutely. But there is a lot more to it than that and there are also a number of things you can do to help.
Music can be highly beneficial when it comes to treating those with dementia. Here, Teepa Snow explains how to connect to those battling dementia through music.
Detecting early signs of dementia can make all the difference as medicine may be able to slow things down if caught in time. Here is what to look for.
