Dementia
Aug/Sep 2010 edition
Innovative Australian model of dementia care goes global.
21 June, 2010 edition
UK expert slams Australia’s spend on dementia research
Jun/Jul 2010 edition
Facing the dilemma of how to use people with dementia in the important research that could lead to treatments and preventions. By Megan Stoyles.
Inject some humour into your relationships with residents with dementia, writes Jane Verity.
Why residents tutoring children in literacy and numeracy could be the next step in battling brain ageing. By Megan Stoyles.
31 May, 2010 edition
Governor-General says Australia facing a major challenge
17 May, 2010 edition
International collaboration yields largest sample to date for study on dementia
10 May, 2010 edition
Provider launches new trial to help relatives of people living with dementia
27 April, 2010 edition
Australian study to reduce Alzheimer’s symptoms through exercise
19 April, 2010 edition
US research finds link between Alzheimer’s and certain foods.
Victoria follows WA and NSW in trialling innovative project for people with dementia.
6 April, 2010 edition
Group calls on government to prepare for dementia epidemic now as part of health reforms.
CSIRO discovers red flag for brain degeneration.
Dec 09/Jan 2010 edition
The use of arts as a therapeutic tool in dementia care is growing. Darragh O Keeffe reports on the new movement in Australia.
From technology to media and architecture, a world-first Perth centre plans to integrate the various disciplines involved in dementia research. Megan Stoyles reports.
A new paper highlights the challenges for gay and lesbian seniors with dementia and has key messages for providers and care staff. Darragh O Keeffe reports.
Aug/Sep 2009 edition
The words we use around people with dementia are important, but so too is how we say them, writes Jane Verity.
Jun/Jul 2009 edition
Using music to enhance intimacy in aging couples affected by dementia. By Felicity Baker.
