There’s over 800,000 people living with dementia in the UK and this is set to rise to two million by 2050,...

Finding a cure for dementia has always been at the forefront of the collective focus of science, healthcare and the...

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With 2020 in the rear view mirror, many of us were looking towards 2021 in the hope we would start to see some normalcy...

2020 has been a year like no other. A global pandemic took grasp of countries across the world and confined us to our...

To say it’s been a tough year for everyone would be an understatement. With coronavirus completely changing the way society functions in the UK, more people are feeling stressed than ever before. A recent study showed that those working on the frontline in healthcare are more susceptible to feelings of stress, depression and anxiety because of the added pressure of COVID-19 (Link). Saturday 10th October was World Mental Health Day, but that doesn’t mean the focus on mental health is for one day.

Life experience is often more valuable than many of us realise. The ability to perform day-to-day tasks like preparing and cooking food or cleaning the home are a vital element of our individuality, allowing us to live and thrive on our own. Unfortunately, not everyone has that freedom and from time-to-time there are those who need support with the little tasks.