Have a quiet room - not just a quiet space ... Help people to stay hydrated - prompt people to drink. Many people with dementia may focus on your activity and forget to drink. Structure your agenda so ...

UC San Francisco study finds women over 80 who experience increased daytime sleepiness face twice the risk of developing ...

“The fact that even moderate levels of physical activity are linked to a lower risk of multiple neuropsychiatric conditions, from dementia to depression, highlights just how powerful movement is ...

Leading a socially active life as one ages may help delay the onset of dementia. Activities like bingo nights, dining with friends, and attending religious services can promote social connections ...

Find out people with dementia want you to know about running group ... Find a relaxed social setting, not a clinical room or an office.' 'Include activities such as singing, exercise and visiting ...

Researchers found that participants who did just 34.9 minutes each week of what they called “moderate-to-vigorous” physical activity (calculated using fitness trackers) saw dementia risk ...

People who get moderate to vigorous physical activity may be less likely to develop dementia, stroke, anxiety, depression, and sleep disorders, according to a preliminary study. People who get ...