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Responding to the launch of a joint inquiry1 from the Health and Social Care Committee and the Science and Technology Committee into the lessons learned from
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Dementia researchers have found a blood-based marker for the hallmark Alzheimer’s protein, tau, may be able to predict which people without memory and thinking problems
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The number of social care providers who say they have been forced to cut support for vulnerable adults has doubled in the last 12 months
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The European healthcare market continues to attract increased investment volumes, with capital targeting the sector having more than doubled since 2015 to €6.5 billion annually,
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2019 was an outstanding year in terms of brokerage and advisory activity with their team selling 66% of all the individually transacted care homes in
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It’s not all bad news this Blue Monday [20 January]. At a time when there are increasing concerns about levels of loneliness among older people
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While many of us might get a bit bored of the same old Christmas films, TV repeats and seasonal songs being rolled out each year,
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People that live to be 100 or even older – supercentenarians – may have a specific quirk of their immune systems to thank. That’s according
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Norwich-based clinician and researcher, Prof Michael Hornberger, takes the spotlight in a hard-hitting new charity film, exploring the impact vascular dementia has on the brain.
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A new UK-wide poll commissioned by Alzheimer’s Research UK has revealed that nearly half (46%) of UK adults are unable to name a single type
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The University of Hertfordshire is leading a National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) funded four-year study to improve how researchers, health and social care
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A staggering 71% of care home workers have faced violence and aggression in their workplace, with the most common type of abuse being verbal. In
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A survey has revealed that people generally become more comfortable discussing death as they get older. The same research also revealed a disparity between the
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A study led by researchers in Chicago has explored how our lifestyle choices could influence our risk of Alzheimer’s disease. The researchers analysed health data
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The work, funded by Alzheimer’s Research UK, calls for a fresh focus on how research is conducted, including new approaches to clinical trials and incentives
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