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SPARCL1 and Vascular Dementia: What New Blood-Vessel Research Is Testing
Understand vessel-repair research for vascular dementia and practical heart-brain steps to discuss now.
ALZBrainTrust’s New Guide: Making Alzheimer’s Research Participation More Accessible
See what is blocking diverse Alzheimer's trial enrollment and practical steps to find a study near you.
New Alzheimer’s Treatment Trials: What Part the Cloud’s 2026 Funding Supports
Learn which early Alzheimer's trials the 2026 grants back and how to ask your doctor about joining one.
Fiddle Books for Dementia: How Tactile Pages Differ From Reading Books
See which sensory pages soothe restlessness, when reading still helps, and how to choose calm activities.
Fidget Widget for Dementia: Who Might Enjoy It and When to Stop
Learn which restless-hand signs suit a fidget widget and the clear stop signs that protect comfort.
Online Communication-Partner Training for Semantic Dementia: What a New Case Study Shows
Learn how four online sessions help partners support word-finding and daily talk in semantic dementia.
Shared Reading for Dementia: How the New Queen’s University and Dementia NI Guide Works
Learn how to start a dementia-friendly shared-reading group using the new Queen's and Dementia NI pack.
New Alzheimer’s Brain Maps: What the NIH-Backed Cell Atlas Can Reveal
See where Alzheimer's starts silently in the brain and why early memory changes deserve prompt medical attention.
Fiddle Muffs and Dementia: Checking Buttons, Beads and Loose Parts for Safety
Pull-test buttons and beads, choose safe designs, and keep dementia muffs soothing and washable.
Dementia Sensory Toys With Button Batteries: What to Check Before Buying
Check battery doors, warnings, and recall status before choosing a sensory toy for dementia care.
HUG Comforter for Dementia: What It Does and What the Evidence Cannot Promise
See who HUG suits, what wellbeing results showed, and how to trial this sensory comforter calmly.
Can Someone With Dementia Consent to a Robotic Pet? Assent and Refusal in Daily Use
Learn how to check assent, spot refusal cues, and include family when offering a robotic pet daily.
















