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Dementia: Types, Prevention, Diagnosis, Treatment: Publications and Documents

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The Disabled World list of publications on dementia covers a wide range of topics, including various types of dementia, prevention strategies, diagnostic methods, and treatment options. These articles and papers provide valuable insights into conditions such as Alzheimer's disease, vascular dementia, and Lewy body dementia. The resources offer practical information on risk factors, early warning signs, and lifestyle modifications that may help reduce the risk of cognitive decline. Additionally, the collection includes research findings on potential therapies, caregiving techniques, and support strategies for individuals living with dementia and their families. These publications serve as a comprehensive resource for people with disabilities, seniors, and caregivers seeking to better understand and manage dementia-related challenges.

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Dementia: Types, Prevention, Diagnosis, Treatment: Publications and Resources (32 Items)
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The findings show potential of smartphone data, collected in conditions close to everyday life, for the early detection and monitoring of Alzheimer's disease.

Ten dementia patients, eight of whom lived in care facilities, try using computer tablets for the first time in their lives and the results were surprising.

This helpful dementia guide offers in-depth content, that answers questions concerning sleeping patterns, medical support, funding including resources, and organizations to support those affected by dementia.


Dementia effects people with poorly controlled diabetes, high cholesterol, high blood pressure and heart disease harder as these conditions increase risk for vascular dementia.


General overview of Lewy body dementia, a disease that causes decline in mental abilities and visual hallucinations.


Study finds those diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment had four-fold increased risk of developing dementia or Alzheimers compared to cognitively healthy individuals.


Pairing cognitive activities with physical movements helps patients and care-givers alike, according to Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies.


After an activation and concentration process bone marrow stem cells were injected into the cerebral circulation.


Research-backed insights on how people with dementia make decisions with spousal support, from everyday choices to complex financial and care planning issues.



Evidence that light to moderate alcohol consumption may decrease the risk of cognitive decline or dementia.


The lengthening of the average life span in today's population has caused an increase in the prevalence of aging related disorders.


Researchers reveal that an operation can help patients with dementia caused by white matter changes and hydrocephalus..


Dementia is a critical health concern but are the current care services able to offer appropriate support.

More nursing home patients with dementia are seeking hospice care and using it longer.

Alzheimer's disease is not the only type of dementia. Two other forms are dementia with Lewy bodies and Parkinsons' disease dementia.


Veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder have greater risk for dementia than Veterans without PTSD.

Excess abdominal fat places healthy middle-aged people at risk for dementia later in life.


Processing of flavor information in patients with semantic dementia.

How do we handle ethical dilemmas on adults who can not give their informed consent.

Dementia in extreme elderly population expected to become epidemic according to the 90+ study.

New research shows that a rare brain disorder that causes early dementia is highly hereditary.

Excessive physical strain in dementia care due to communication problems and misunderstandings.

The elderly who suffer from dementia are not able to say when something hurts or is sore.


Frontotemporal Dementia describes a clinical syndrome associated with shrinking of the frontal and temporal anterior lobes of the brain.


Study reveals 34-62% of dementia caregivers report abusive behavior, emphasizing urgent need for mental health and caregiver support.



In spite of universal health care seniors in UK are less willing to undergo dementia screening than their counterparts in the US.

Many issues can cause dementia but the common thought is that brain cells do not get the nutrients or oxygen they need to maintain good mental functioning.


Symptoms of dementia can be classified as either reversible or irreversible depending upon the etiology of the disease.


Dementia is not defined as a disease but symptom types that result from neurological impairments caused by different diseases.


The statistics of dementia are staggering with an estimated 24 million people living with some form of dementia worldwide.


Dementia in the elderly can produce deficits in functional abilities which affect their independence and safety.


Current dementia statistics in the UK shows the costs for looking after people with dementia will cost billions each year.

Key: the first check mark indicates the publication carries an editor's note; the second indicates a footnote.

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