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Feb- 2025 -3 FebruarySpecialty
Dementia-prevention program could be rolled out nationally: Aus study
Australian researchers have shown that delivering lifestyle intervention programs to older people remotely, results in "significantly better cognition." The Maintain…
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Nov- 2023 -27 NovemberSpecialty
Let them eat cake a no-brainer: New cake for cognitive decline
The University of New South Wales (UNSW), in collaboration with Meals on Wheels NSW, has developed a brain-friendly cake to…
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13 NovemberOpinion
I was a geriatrician on Old Peopleās Home for Teenagers. Hereās why I joined this TVĀ experiment
Many people will have heard about āintergenerational practiceā via the TV. This is the purposeful bringing together of different generations,…
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Aug- 2023 -14 AugustTechnology
New app helps people with Parkinson’s gait
The University of NSW (UNSW) has launched a new app to help people with Parkinson's Disease learn to walk better…
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Jul- 2023 -31 JulyIndustry & Reform
Risk factors for Alzheimer’s disease higher for transgender and non-binary people
New research revealed transgender and non-binary people were at a "significantly higher risk" of Alzheimerās disease later in life. The…
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Apr- 2023 -21 AprilNews
New tool can predict dementia risk in minutes
A new online tool used to determine a personās risk of developing dementia in just 20 minutes has proven to…
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Dec- 2022 -1 DecemberOpinion
The value of providing home care outside the home – opinion
Over the past ten years the range of care and support that can be easily accessed by elders who depend…
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Jul- 2021 -29 JulyClinical Practice
Increase in psychotropic meds linked to GP changes
People with dementia entering aged care experience higher increases in medication when changing GPs, a recent study has found. UNSW…
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Sep- 2018 -4 SeptemberClinical Practice
Hospitals urged to restrain use of aggressive treatments for elderly
UNSW medical researchers are calling for restraint on the use of aggressive life-saving treatments for elderly patients, saying the focus…