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Treatments for dementia
There is no cure for dementia, and while current treatments manage symptoms, they offer no prospect of recovery. But there are promising options.
Supporting people with dementia
How to delay dementia and reduce your risk
Taking action in the following five areas may help reduce the risk of developing dementia, and delay its onset.
Stages of dementia
It is often helpful to categorise dementia into stages of severity to help doctors formulate a treatment plan, and for the person and their family to consider options for care.
Dementia risk factors
Up to a third of risk factors for dementia re ones you could do something about.
Genetic risk factors for dementia
Risk factors increase the likelihood of disease occurring. They do not inevitably cause dementia, but have a strong association.
How is dementia diagnosed?
When signs of cognitive decline and changes in personality or social behaviour can no longer be ignored, a GP visit is often the next step.
What's the difference between ageing and dementia?
History of dementia research
As medical technology improved, so has the understanding of dementia and its causes.
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