Guardian Liberty Voice |
Knitting Could Delay Dementia, Fight PTSD
Guardian Liberty Voice As CNN reports, experts state that crafting can help people suffering from depression, anxiety or chronic pain, but hobbies can also can also alleviate stress, boost happiness and protect the brain from dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. Although little … |
Express.co.uk |
How to cope with dementia: Live in the moment and don’t focus on memory
Express.co.uk The document was written by independent research agency ESRO and published by Red & Yellow Care in association with the Alzheimer’s Society and strikingly suggests that patients with dementia can teach those without it to live a more rewarding life by … |
The Canberra Times |
Up to 80 per cent of dementia patients in aged care facilities restrained with …
ABC Online A new study produced by Alzheimer’s Australia suggests up to 80 per cent of dementia patients in aged care facilities are being treated with psychotropic drugs. The report, to be released today, suggests only one in five dementia patients receive any … Heart Disease Deaths Down But Dementia On The RisePro Bono Australia The Alzheimer’s Epidemic Hits Women Hardest — And In The WorkplaceForbes Latest death stats highlight killer habitsThe Australian |
Marlborough Express |
Pendant tracks dementia patients
Marlborough Express Currently seven patients in Marlborough are on the database, according to Alzheimer’s Marlborough. Ms Maher said people with dementia and alzheimer’s were at risk of wandering off. The tracker offers patients, their carers and families peace of mind. |
AARP News (blog) |
Expert panel says “no” to widespread testing for Alzheimer’s, dementia
Harvard Health Publications (blog) A new report from the Alzheimer’s Association says that as many as 5 million Americans have Alzheimer’s disease or some other form of dementia. Every 67 seconds someone in the United States develops Alzheimer’s disease or dementia. That’s 470,000 … Latest death stats highlight killer habitsNinemsn Should All Older Adults Be Screened for Dementia?AARP News (blog) Up to 80 per cent of dementia patients in aged care facilities restrained with …ABC Online |
The Canberra Times |
The Alzheimer’s Epidemic Hits Women Hardest — And In The Workplace
Forbes Of the more than 15 million Americans caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s or dementia, 63 percent are women. Almost half of them report increased stress — twice the rate of men who are caregiving for someone with dementia. Studies by the National … Up to 80 per cent of dementia patients in aged care facilities restrained with …Radio Australia |
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Alzheimer’s/Dementia Support Group meeting March 31 in Slidell
The Times-Picayune Summerfield Retirement Community will host an Alzheimer’s/Dementia Support Group presented by Louisiana Home Care. These meetings are held the last Monday of every month at 6:30 p.m. The next meeting will be March 31. Summerfield Retirement.jpg … |
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Latest death stats highlight killer habits
SBS Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease are taking an increasing toll on Australians, according to the latest Bureau of Statistics cause-of-death figures. But bad habits are possibly the biggest killer, with close to six out of 10 deaths in Australia caused … |
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Dementia deaths up as heart disease falls
The Australian THE number of Australians dying from dementia and Alzheimer’s disease is rising steadily, the latest figures released by the Bureau of Statistics show. The figures show 147,098 people died in Australia in 2012, 166 more than in 2011. The gender split … Heart Disease Deaths Down But Dementia On The RisePro Bono Australia Heart disease remains number one Australian killerThe Canberra Times |
The Canberra Times |
Heart Disease Deaths Down But Dementia On The Rise
Pro Bono Australia Deaths from heart disease have fallen steadily since 2003, while deaths from dementia and Alzheimer’s disease continue to increase, according to new figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. “Heart disease is still the leading cause of … The Alzheimer’s Epidemic Hits Women Hardest — And In The WorkplaceForbes Latest death stats highlight killer habitsThe Australian |
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