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10 Sep 2014:
Andrea Needham: My mother’s dementia is arbitrarily classed as a social, not medical, condition, so she gets little help with her care costs. This is unfair
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10 Sep 2014: Alzheimer's Society says it is unfair sufferers must pay for care while people with other conditions get treated by NHS
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8 Sep 2014:
The Alzheimer’s Society hopes increasing evidence of the numbers with early onset dementia – some in their 30s and 40s – will lead to better diagnosis, writes Rachel Williams
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5 Sep 2014: A Buckingham Palace guard gets creative, gamer Kooter gets ‘swatted’ and a woman with Alzheimer’s remembers her daughter. By Frances Perraudin
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28 Aug 2014: Non-invasive transcranial technique leads to 24-hour-long improvement in memory function and could lead to new treatments for Alzheimer's and other conditions
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27 Aug 2014:
Helen Dunmore acclaims a first novel that was 10 years in the writing and is now on the Guardian First Book award longlist
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17 Aug 2014: The deceased are making a comeback by helping to improve imaging technology, writes Vaughan Bell
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9 Aug 2014:
The wearable camera is being touted as the latest must-have accessory for social-media obsessives, but is a real boon for helping people with serious medical conditions recall important events in their lives, writes Nic Fleming
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21 Jul 2014:
While we are a long way off a cure for dementia, new techniques might help us in the drive to identify it earlier, explains Tania Browne
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14 Jul 2014: Researchers find people playing cards, draughts and crosswords do better in learning, memory and information-processing tests
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14 Jul 2014: Study suggests lifestyle changes could mean up to 200,000 fewer people in the UK having Alzheimer's by 2050
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13 Jul 2014:
Researchers say Alzheimer's marker can be detected in retina and lens of eye
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9 Jul 2014: Letters: In these times of austerity it is important that the practicalities of caring for people with dementia are not lost
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Poll,
8 Jul 2014:
Experts at Kings College London have developed a blood test that can show which people with already fading memories will go on to develop Alzheimer's disease. Would you take it?
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8 Jul 2014:
Test for 10 proteins predicts onset of disease over 12 months in those with mild memory loss with 87% accuracy
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