Dementia remains a leading cause of disability and dependency among older adults, affecting an estimated 55 million people globally, according to the World Health Organization.

Dementia is a devastating but largely preventable condition unnecessarily affecting upwards of 10,000,000 Americans, with ~ 5 million having Alzheimer’s Disease (AD). Research shows that at autopsy, ...

Popular weight-loss drug shows promise in reducing dementia risk for seniors with diabetes, major study finds Donna Shryer June 24, 2025 Share › ...

Dementia affects millions of people worldwide, and the numbers are increasing. There is currently an estimated 982,000 people with dementia in the UK, and it is predicted that 1.4 million people will ...

A new study found that marijuana use has reached an all-time high among older adults. But are people living with dementia also included in that figure? In 2023, roughly 7% of adults 65 and older ...

A University of Stirling expert in dementia has won a prestigious Dementia Care Award for his outstanding contribution to the field. David Wilson-Wynne, Senior Dementia Care Consultant with the ...

A growing number of people are living with dementia and receiving services in assisted living communities as well as in homes in the greater community. Although some states have requirements, some ...

Where you live in the U.S. may influence dementia risk, with a growing body of evidence showing regional differences in rates among older veterans.

The Council of Seniors will provide dedicated services to support caregivers, offering them guidance, connection and resources to help them navigate the challenges of dementia care.

Rippl, a company focused on transforming dementia care, announced early findings from its participation in Medicare’s GUIDE program, showing a 30% reduction in emergency department (ED) visits ...

Rippl, a company focused on transforming dementia care, announced early findings from its participation in Medicare’s GUIDE program showing a 30% reduction in emergency department (ED) visits among ...