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Named diseases, disorders, syndromes, injuries, and health conditions. Examples include epilepsy, diabetes, stroke.
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…e on the cognitive benefits of hearing aids among those at high dementia risk is scarce and adherence to hearing aid use remains challen…
… Leaders programme aims to enhance active public involvement in dementia research by developing a programme for potential coresearchers …
…r people living in prison have signs or symptoms of dementia or mild cognitive impairment (MCI), yet the care they receive is not equivalent to care in t…
…xt of mental health issues.Conclusions Cognitive dysfunction in depression is a complex phenomenon and remains under-explored. Challenges …
…nt of preventive measures’ can truly prevent dementia: ‘nor can dementia be ‘wiped out’ as though it is an infectious disease—aging and …
…athogenetic profiles. Behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia (BPSD) encompass a range of psychiatric, behavioural and cognit…
…ives of rural older adults living with cognitive impairment and dementia in Canada.Methods and analysis Our scoping review protocol will…
…rounded in narrative, embodiment and relational responsibility. Dementia reshapes, rather than erases, moral presence. Practical implica…
…fied. UK Index of Multiple Deprivation (IMD) scores, modifiable dementia risk factors (hypertension, diabetes, cerebrovascular accident …
…ses could probe specific questions related to whether timing of diabetes onset matters and other ways in which cumulative measures captu…
…eated health inequalities must be reduced as part of a national dementia strategy.…
…or measuring (1) Agitation and (2) NCSD in people with advanced dementia in residential settings, in terms of use (feasibility and psych…