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Mild Cognitive Impairment vs Dementia – Key Differences
Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) and dementia are often confused, but there are important differences. The key factor is whether cognitive changes affect the ability to manage daily life independently – and that…
Mild Cognitive Impairment Symptoms – Signs Not to Ignore
Mild Cognitive Impairment causes symptoms such as memory problems, confusion and difficulty planning – but many mistake them for normal ageing. Recognising early signs matters, because the right assessment can help slow…
What Is Mild Cognitive Impairment? Symptoms and Causes
Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) involves noticeable changes in memory and thinking that go beyond normal ageing. It is an early stage between healthy ageing and dementia – but not everyone with MCI…
Sensorem at Dementia Awareness Day with Roslagen Dementia Association
In October, Roslagen Dementia Association hosted a full-day event with lectures and information focusing on cognitive disorders. It was a highly rewarding day filled with inspiring insights, new research findings, and meaningful…
How Do Symptoms Differ Between Types of Dementia?
Different types of dementia affect the brain in different ways. Alzheimer’s often causes memory loss, vascular dementia impairs planning ability, FTD changes personality, and Lewy body dementia causes hallucinations and motor symptoms.…
What Is Brain Atrophy?
Brain atrophy refers to the loss or shrinkage of brain tissue, where neurons and their connections either die or diminish in volume. It is not a disease itself, but a sign that…
Mild Hearing Loss Can Significantly Increase the Risk of Alzheimer’s
Recent research shows that the link between hearing and brain health is much stronger than previously believed. Even mild hearing loss can increase the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease and other forms…
Can Antidepressants Cause Dementia?
New research from Karolinska Institutet suggests that the use of certain antidepressant medications may be linked to faster cognitive decline in individuals with dementia. The findings, published in BMC Medicine [1], are…
What Is Parkinson’s Dementia?
Parkinson’s disease is widely associated with tremors, stiffness, and slowness of movement – but for many, there is another dimension: cognitive decline. For some, this leads to a condition known as Parkinson’s…
Memory Loss in the Elderly – How Do I Know If It’s Normal Forgetfulness or Dementia?
Memory loss is common as people age, but when should you be concerned? It can be difficult to determine whether it’s normal age-related forgetfulness or an early sign of dementia. Here, we’ll…
What Can Contribute to a Good Mealtime Situation for Dementia?
Creating a good mealtime situation for someone with dementia requires planning, adjustments, and a calm environment. Changes in appetite, difficulties using cutlery, and reduced ability to recognize food can make meals challenging.…
What Is Meant by a Cognitive Disease?
A cognitive disease impairs the brain’s ability to process information, affecting memory, thinking, language, and problem-solving. These diseases can be progressive, meaning they worsen over time, or they can be temporary and…
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