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What Is a Person with Vascular Dementia Like?
Vascular dementia affects every individual differently depending on which parts of the brain have been damaged. Personality, behaviour and cognitive abilities change gradually – but symptoms can vary from day to day…
What is the Difference Between Senile and Demented?
The terms "senile" and "demented" are often used interchangeably in everyday speech, but they have different meanings. Senile simply refers to ageing, while demented describes someone with a clinical dementia diagnosis. Understanding…
Can Lewy Body Dementia Cause Aggression?
Lewy body dementia is a complex neurodegenerative disease that can affect both cognition and behavior. One of the most challenging aspects for both the affected individual and their loved ones is the…
Dementia and driving licence – what happens to yours?
A dementia diagnosis does not automatically mean you have to give up driving. However, dementia can impair the cognitive functions needed to drive safely – and there is a legal duty to…
Dementia test – how to test yourself for dementia
Worrying about memory is common, especially as we get older. If you suspect your memory has declined, you can do simple self-tests at home – but remember they never replace a professional…
Does coffee reduce the risk of dementia?
Dementia is one of the most challenging diseases for both the individual and society. Since there is currently no cure, research is increasingly focused on preventive measures. A question that is frequently…
The four A’s of dementia
Dementia is a complex disease that affects both cognitive and motor functions. A common model for understanding its impact is through the four A's: Amnesia, Aphasia, Apraxia and Agnosia. These concepts help…
How Sensorem’s GPS watch for the elderly works
Sensorem's GPS watch is an innovative solution to ensure safety and independence for older adults. Through advanced technology and user-friendly features, the watch helps both the user and their relatives feel safe…
The link between Parkinson’s disease and dementia
Parkinson's disease and dementia are two neurological conditions that often occur together. Research shows that up to 50–80% of individuals with Parkinson's disease develop dementia over the course of the disease. In…
How Common Are Delusions in Dementia?
Dementia is an umbrella term for several diseases that affect the brain's cognitive functions. One of the lesser-known but frequently occurring aspects of dementia is delusions. These can be highly distressing, not…
How do people die from Lewy body dementia? Understanding the final stages
Lewy body dementia is a progressive neurodegenerative disease. Most people with LBD do not die from the disease itself – but from complications such as pneumonia, infections and falls. What Is Lewy…
5 Early signs of dementia – What to look out for
Dementia is a group of symptoms that affect cognitive functions like memory, thinking and behaviour. Identifying early signs can be crucial for obtaining the right diagnosis and support in time. Here are…
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