Key facts and statistics on dementia and other dementia related topics can be found here. Please note, this page is for journalists. If you are looking for general information about dementia, support, ...

From our winter 2016 issue of Care and Cure magazine, find out more about new research that indicates women typically have better verbal memory skills compared to men. Women typically have better ...

Charles was diagnosed with young-onset Alzheimer’s disease at the age of 63. His daughter, Lauren, shares how dementia ...

The Alzheimer’s Society Forget Me Not Appeal will end the devastation caused by dementia. In support of this aim, our ...

If you use an Alzheimer's Society service, or have a family member that does, please read about how we use your personal information. Your personal data is information that identifies you, such as ...

Find information on some common symptoms of dementia, how it differs from normal ageing and how to go about getting a diagnosis. This information looks at common symptoms and signs of dementia, how it ...

The Drug Discovery programme is Alzheimer's Society's innovative approach to dementia treatment development. The result of which means new, better treatments could be available in half the time of a ...

Better communication can make it easier to meet the needs of the person with dementia, and for you to understand each other. Good communication can help people to live well with dementia.

It was the best of times; it was the worst of times. It’s funny really (well, in the context of a dementia diagnosis it isn’t) but you never hear much about pre-diagnosis. You’re always asked, ’When ...

If a person with dementia is grieving, it’s important to support them. Read our tips on helping them grieve, as well as advice if they're asking for the person who has died. A person with dementia may ...

From the August/September 2015 issue of our magazine, public awareness of dementia is improving, yet people's understanding about rarer forms of dementia often remains poor. Luke Bishop talks to a man ...