Daily Chats ‘help People With Dementia’
Spending just 10 minutes a day talking to people with dementia about their interests or family could help improve their ...
Tag: Learning disabilities
Nine Lifestyle Changes Can Reduce Dementia Risk
One in three cases of dementia could be prevented if more people looked after their brain health throughout life, according ...
Stressful Experiences ‘can Age the Brain By Four Years’
Stressful events in life, such as the death of a child, divorce or being fired, can age the brain by ...
Ageing Japan Faces Healthcare Crisis
Kanemasa Ito compares caring for his wife Kimiko to waging a daily war with the devil. The woman he loved ...
Rate of US Alzheimer’s Deaths Jumped 55% In Just 15 Years, Data Reveal
Deaths from Alzheimer's in America have soared 55 percent since 1999, as the burden of this fatal form of dementia ...
US Deaths From Alzheimer’s Soar 55 Percent Since 1999
Deaths from Alzheimer's in America have soared 55 percent since 1999, as the burden of this fatal form of dementia ...
Teach Autistic Children How To SWIM
Swimming lessons may help to save the lives of thousands of autistic children, scientists claim. Young sufferers are 160 times ...
Football Headers ‘linked To Brain Damage’
Repeated headers during a footballer’s professional career may be linked to long-term brain damage, according to tentative evidence from UK ...
Merck Halts Trial of Once ‘promising’ Alzheimer’s Drug
US pharmaceutical giant Merck announced it is halting a clinical trial on a drug once touted as a promising treatment ...
US Delegation In Ghana To Offer Training On Intellectual Disabilities
A delegation of professors and students from The College of New Jersey, (TCNJ) USA, has conducted an assessment for children ...
US Group To Help Train Caregivers of Children With Intellectual Disabilities
A delegation of professors and students from the United States has arrived in Ghana to train parents, teachers and caregivers ...
US Delegation In Ghana To Offer Training On Intellectual Disabilities
A delegation of professors and students from the College of New Jersey, (TCNJ) USA, is in Ghana conducting assessments for children ...