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The Importance Of Friendship In Dementia

13th June 202220th June 2022 Karen Seronay 58 Views 0 Comments Alzheimer's Cohort Consortium, dementia, Keck School of medicine, Louise Morse, Megan Hills, Sajid Javid

Health Minister Sajid Javid has promised a new Government strategy on dementia later this year with a major focus on prevention and

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Actress Emma Barton Fronts Dementia UK’s Biggest Fundraising Event Of The Year

16th May 202216th May 2022 Karen Seronay 138 Views 0 Comments charity, dementia, Dementia Support, Emma Barton, Flora Harding, Time for a cuppa

This month, Dementia UK celebrity supporter and TV soap star Emma Barton will be inviting supporters across the country to put

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Actress Emma Barton Fronts Dementia UK’s Biggest Fundraising Event Of The Year

11th April 202211th April 2022 Shirley McGreal 164 Views 0 Comments charity, David Lindley-pilley, dementia, Emma Barton, fundraising event, Time for a cuppa

This month, Dementia UK celebrity supporter and TV soap star Emma Barton will be inviting supporters across the country to put

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Black Business Donates Dementia Activity Resources To Local Elderly Project

14th September 202114th September 2021 Shirley McGreal 255 Views 0 Comments Arts and memory activities, Black Business, dementia, Ebony Life Publishing, Elderly Project, Elim Community

Black-owned business Ebony Life Publishing donates arts and memory activity resources to Elim Community Association is a project that provides

Living through Loss by Sonia Moore

8th December 20207th December 2020 Becky Wybrow 234 Views 0 Comments COVID-19, death of a loved one, dementia, miscarriages, sonia moore

Whilst it appears that we are living in unprecedented times, during which fear, anxiety and nervousness are all rational feelings,

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Black people more likely to develop dementia, new study finds

9th August 20189th August 2018 DTadmin 2182 Views 0 Comments Alzheimer’s Research UK, black, Black people, cardiovascular disease, Clinical Epidemiology, community, dementia, dementia diagnosis, Dr Alison Evans, Dr Claudia Cooper, Dr Tra My Pham, Health inequalities, King's College London, memory loss, memory problems, thinking skills, University College London, Wesley Dowridge, Windrush generation

‘Black people I know have been reluctant to seek help for memory problems because of worries about being treated fairly, or