Uncontrolled high blood pressure can lead to a number of health conditions. It is also associated with a higher risk of developing Dementia. What is known and what can we do about it?

Studies show that the Shingles Vaccine can protect against Developing Dementia. A number of studies have investigated this connection further.

Low levels of Vitamin D are linked to an increased risk of developing Dementia. Understanding this link and the medical guidance is important when considering how we can reduce our risk of developing Dementia.

There is a link between our sense of smell, our cognitive ability and our memories. What should we know?

Discover the main causes of Dementia and Interventions for you and your loved ones as well as tips that will help reduce the risk of developing Dementia.

There are over 200 types of Dementia, in this article reviews the four most common types that are familiar to most, as well as some tips.

What is Dementia and what are the key UK statistics. What are the main challenges and why do they matter?

Over 90% of Carers or Family members report experiencing their loved one affected by Dementia being treated with less respect than other. This can lead to the person becoming isolated, depressed, anxious.

Stigma is caused by fear and misconceptions. This is what we can all do to break the stigma of Dementia.

Caring for a loved one with Dementia is physically, emotionally, and mentally exhausting. Yet many friends and relatives don’t fully appreciate the immense burden Carers face. This article provides practical suggestions on how you to support a relative or friends who is a Carer for someone with Dementia.