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From recognising the early signs to understanding its stages, treatments, and impact on caregivers, here’s what you need to know to better support loved ones living with Alzheimer’s.
NeuroPal – a five-year programme to integrate palliative care upstream by involving multidisciplinary healthcare personnel – has already benefited nearly 2,000 patients since its launch last April.
Jamie Buitelaar was in her late teens when her mother Alison was diagnosed with Young Onset Dementia, a form of dementia that begins to reveal itself in those aged 30 to 65. How did she take it in, and how did it change their relationship as they navigated the challenges of living with dementia together?
In this first of a two-part series, Alison Lim tells her story of unexpected challenges in navigating Young Onset Dementia, which begins to show symptoms between the ages of 30 and 65.
A 70-year-old caregiver discusses the financial, emotional and mental toll of being a caregiver.
Another reason for proactive hearing tests as you age – avoiding dementia.
With the expected rise in dementia cases in Singapore, nursing homes will not be the best solution, says Dementia Singapore CEO. Plus, a worrying trend: An increase in young-onset dementia, affecting people as young as 40!
Titled Reunion, the tranquil hangout spot is the first purpose-built social space for seniors – including those with dementia – in a local museum.
Find out how music therapists are helping silvers rekindle forgotten memories with their favourite love ballads.
On World Mental Health Day, geriatrician Dr Nur Farhan Alami discusses one of the dreaded outcomes of the silver generation: Dementia.
“Allow our loved ones to live with dignity.” A caregiver’s perspective in taking care of a family member with dementia.
Ask an expert: What are the new solutions within the digital health space for people suffering from Alzheimer’s disease?