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Alzheimer's Research UK are the UK's leading Alzheimer's research charity aiming to find a cure for dementia. Together we have the power to make breakthroughs possible.
For A Cure - Alzheimer's Research UK
We must act now to save our 'happily ever afters' from the heartbreak of dementia.You can help change the ending. Take action for a cure.
How dementia affects everyday life - Alzheimer's Research UK
Dementia is caused by diseases that damage the brain. They affect our memory and ability to think and communicate. Alzheimer’s disease is the most common cause of dementia, followed by vascular dementia, dementia with Lewy bodies and frontotemporal dementia.
How does dementia cause death? - Alzheimer's Research UK
2023年11月1日 · Brilliantly written and explained in very easy language – thank you. I have just become a carer for a family member with dementia and your forthright and considerate information has been most helpful in understanding what may lay ahead.
What is dementia? - for young children - Alzheimer's Research UK
Sometimes, our brains can get a little tired or confused, just like Elmer’s Aunt Zelda. Aunt Zelda is a kind and gentle elephant. But lately, she’s been having trouble remembering things, like where she put the gift she was supposed to give to Elmer.
• Is challenging: carers manage difficult changes in their loved ones’ behaviour and personality, including aggression in some cases. Caring full-time can leave family members feeling socially isolated and having to meet hidden costs. • Is rewarding: caring is often a very rewarding experience that can strengthen family bonds through the close and intimate
What is Primary progressive aphasia? - Alzheimer's Research UK
We know that there is an unusual build-up of certain proteins inside brain cells. These proteins include TDP-43 and tau, and researchers are working hard to find out why this happens and how it damages brain cells. Different types of PPA often have different protein changes in the brain:
alzheimersresearchuk.org 0300 111 5111 LOGOPENIC APHASIA People with logopenic aphasia have trouble finding the words they want to use. For example, they may:
Collection 4 Clothes - Alzheimer's Research UK
Collection 4 Clothes launched in 2017 and offer a free service encouraging people to donate their pre-loved clothing, fashion accessories, bric-a-brac and unwanted gifts using clothes collection bags that they drop off at houses across the UK.
What is Mild cognitive impairment? - Alzheimer's Research UK
Mild cognitive impairment. also referred to as MCI, describes memory and thinking problems that are mild but still noticeable. Mild- not severe.. Cognitive- to do with the way our brains think, plan and understand.. Impairment- not working as well as it should.. As we get older, we may notice a natural decline in our memory and thinking.