New Alzheimer’s Society data reveals serious gaps in dementia diagnosis, support, and carer wellbeing across the UK. Read the 10 key statistics.

What the 30-second clock test can (and can’t) tell caregivers about possible dementia signs.

From new drugs to AI prediction, here’s what recent Alzheimer’s breakthroughs actually mean for caregivers and families.

Real stories of people who pursued extraordinary goals after a dementia diagnosis, showing purpose, movement, and connection.

A man living with Alzheimer’s shares seven honest lessons about treatment, family, travel, and life after diagnosis.

A dementia professor shares 10 realistic habits that may reduce dementia risk or delay onset, based on evidence and real life.

Did you know that dementia can reveal itself through subtle changes in language? From frequent pauses to reduced vocabulary, these early signs in speech can sometimes be the first clues that something more serious may be happening.

Imagine a world where a simple blood test could detect dementia years earlier than ever before. Researchers believe this could soon be reality — with tests already in NHS trials and showing up to 90% accuracy in research settings.

At just 48, Rebecca Luna was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s. Faced with memory lapses and a difficult diagnosis, she turned to TikTok for support — and found millions of people offering tips, encouragement, and solidarity. Her story shows the power of community in the face of dementia.

After losing her grandmother, father, and later supporting her mother through dementia, Helen McDavitt could have let grief take over. Instead, she channelled her pain into purpose — training as a nurse and dedicating her career to helping families navigate the realities of dementia.

What’s it really like to take part in a dementia clinical trial? For Marion and her husband Geoff, it was about more than appointments and assessments — it was about hope. Their story reminds us why clinical trials matter, not just for science, but for every family touched by dementia.

Grief doesn’t always wait for death. For dementia carers, it can begin long before — and understanding this type of grief can be deeply healing.

After losing his father to Alzheimer’s, Bill Gates has backed global efforts to improve early detection and treatment — and believes hope is near.

From Norway’s care farms to UK green prescriptions, gardening is proving to be more than a hobby — it's a therapeutic tool for dementia care.

Lecanemab is a promising Alzheimer’s drug, but concerns about brain swelling and bleeding have left some unsure. A new study offers reassurance.

• Power of Attorney is more than paperwork — it's a vital safeguard. Here’s what it does, why it matters, and how to act before it’s too late.

Nearly half of dementia carers are doing it all on their own. This blog explores the emotional, physical and health risks of caring without support.

Could artificial intelligence give us a clearer picture of how dementia unfolds after diagnosis? Scientists think so — and early results are promising.

A new Alzheimer’s Association report shows people are becoming more proactive about their brain health. From blood tests to clinical trials, this blog explores why early Alzheimer’s testing is on the rise, and what to consider before getting tested.