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Finding out that your loved one is facing palliative care is a very difficult concept to digest, even if you’ve watched them battle Alzheimer’s or Dementia for a very long time. Depending on the person’s age and type of Dementia, a patient can live for up to a decade after a diagnosis has been made. […]

Scientists have made a medical breakthrough by creating a drug that stops the symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease. The drug, which is the first of its kind, has halted deterioration of the brain, which is caused by Alzheimer’s, the most common form of dementia.Dementia affects 850,000 people in the UK, and 520,000 of them have Alzheimer’s disease,

Men’s Health Week 2014 specifically focused on health in relation to work, unemployment and stress, as health issues have been increasingly noticed following hardship brought upon men as a consequence of the recession, and issue which was far too often overlooked. This year, healthy living for men will be the main focus of Men’s Health Week, taking

The Appointeeship programme is designed to help older people suffering from age related illnesses as well as people with learning or physical disabilities manage their money more effectively, by ensuring that they do not have to worry about claiming benefits or allowances they are entitled to, as well as helping them manage their daily finances. Indeed,

Nick Acaster is Managing Director of Stair Rods Direct. Here, he shares his expertise on how you can make a staircase much safer to prevent your elderly relative from having a nasty trip or fall. It’s natural for elderly people to want to stay and be cared for in their own homes as they get older.

It seems like old age is something of a taboo subject in modern society. We don’t want to think about getting old, and so we don’t talk about it – we just push it to the back of our minds and try to forget about the fact that nobody stays young forever. But recently-published statistics suggest

Over the last few years, there has been increased scrutiny around the beautiful game and its possible links with serious diseases like Alzheimer’s and Dementia. This has largely been caused by several high-profile ex-players being diagnosed with the illness. The recent death of World Cup winner and England great Nobby Stiles has fueled the debate

Elderly care can be very challenging, the line between adequate care, attentive support and independence being very thin and sometimes delicate. When caring for the elderly, we can all do our bit to ensure that independence is being promoted. A recent article in the Guardian suggested that few in the UK feel older people have a good quality