01 Jun 2010
| by Dr Rachael Dixon, Jill Hardman-Smith and Dr Caroline Cooke
the caseload. The forms of dementia these patients had were Alzheimer's, vascular dementia and Pick's disease ...
. Alzheimer's Society. Dementia UK 2007 . London, Alzheimer's Society, 2007 (accessed 7 May 2010). 2. DoH ...
ABSTRACT
More patients are dying with dementia, many in long-term care ...
01 Feb 2009
| by Dr Sarah Gray
it is having on functional ability. The diagnosis of dementia requires a significant loss of mental ability ...
, such as the 30-point mini mental state examination, can provide a degree of objectivity. Dementia is commonly ...
early have a higher risk of dementia in later life. Work continues to determine whether continued ...
25 Jan 2011
New research has revealed a significant association between bullous pemphigoid, dementia...cerebrovascular disease, dementia, Parkinson's disease and epilepsy the first 2 were statistically significantly ...
18 Apr 2011
Researchers conducted a population-based case-control study to investigate the association between bullous pemphigoid and neurological disease using the Health Improvement Network database.
They found that patients with stroke, dementia, Parkinson's disease and epilepsy had increased chances of developing ...
09 Feb 2011
| by Dr Sally Hope
Osteoporosis
Pelvic floor dysfunction
Alzheimer's disease
Cardiovascular disease ...
increased risks in the combined HRT group for MI, stroke, dementia and pulmonary embolism (see box 5 ...
03 May 2011
| by Dr Jenifer Sassarini and Professor Mary Ann Lumsden
affect brain tissues and processes in ways expected to reduce dementia risk and improve the course ...
that estrogens reduce the rate of Alzheimer's disease, although it now seems there is no benefit from starting ...
2010; 1800(10): 1136-44. 17. Henderson VW. Action of estrogens in the aging brain: dementia ...
01 Sep 2009
living in the community, who either listened to a verbal narrative describing advanced dementia (control), or listened to the same narrative then watched a two-minute video depicting a patient with advanced dementia ...
to prolong life at any cost. Knowledge of advanced dementia was also greater in the intervention group ...
01 Jun 2008
. Falls, dementia and hallucinations are recognised as major reasons for admission to long-term care ...
, but are unlicensed for this indication. 11 Dementia Dementia becomes more prevalent with advancing disease, but mild cognitive difficulty can present at any stage. Dementia occurring within one year of parkinsonism ...
01 Jun 2010
| by Dr Paula Hensler
Rachael Dixon and her colleagues discuss the implications of palliative care for patients with dementia ...
01 Dec 2009
| by Dr Anthony Bewley and Dr Ruth Taylor
, either physical or psychiatric, for example, dementia, substance misuse Primary functional ...
to dementia in the elderly, or be associated with other organic disease. BOX 3: ORGANIC DISORDERS ASSOCIATED WITH DI 9 Substance abuse Alcohol, amphetamines, cocaine Neurological Dementia ...