Alcohol and dementia
There is strong evidence that drinking too much alcohol increases the risk of developing dementia. Find out how to drink safely and read our tips for reducing your alcohol intake.
There is strong evidence that drinking too much alcohol increases the risk of developing dementia. Find out how to drink safely and read our tips for reducing your alcohol intake.
Our specialist dementia nurses, known as Admiral Nurses, share the things they think everyone should know about dementia.
What is young onset dementia? What differences are there to late onset dementia? How does young onset dementia develop?
Adult Nursing lecturer and a PhD student Tidziwe reflects on the lack of awareness of dementia in her home country of Malawi.
Our Head of Campaigns and Public Affairs, Andrew Pike, shares how the new Government's plans could impact people affected by dementia.
In winter and especially with the current cold weather warning, it is important for all of us to stay warm as people with dementia can be especially at risk.
Joe Costello is Dementia UK’s Consultant Admiral Nurse for Sport and Dementia and has been in post for six months. He explains why this new role is needed for families living with dementia who have a connection to sport.
Karen Harrison-Dening, Head of Research and Publications, shares why her new book with Dementia UK’s CEO Hilda Hayo was created and and why including real life stories was such an important part of its development.
Helpline Admiral Nurse Dave Bell shares his tips to help people affected by dementia to have a peaceful Christmas and feel included.
Learn how to support LGBTQ+ individuals with dementia and discover how our Admiral Nurses tailor their support for members of the community.