There’s still no cure for dementia, but research into new treatments and a possible cure is underway. Depending on the type of dementia, it’s sometimes possible to slow progression.

There will be huge social and cultural dividends for Scotland if this country leads the fight against dementia. Scotland, he says, needs “a win, something we can wrap our arms around.

But there’s hope for better care. Cases of dementia are rising around the world, and caregivers are struggling. But families and experts are coming up with new ways to look after loved ones with ...

Right now, there is no cure for Alzheimer's disease. ... Trouble hearing can set the stage for memory loss and dementia, but getting the right treatment may lower your risk.

There’s currently no cure for dementia, but treatment can help ease symptoms and improve overall quality of life. In some cases, it can also slow the disease’s progression.

Dementia cannot be cured yet, but there are treatments and support to help someone live well with the condition. Here, we look at different types of treatment and services which can provide support.

A Scots dementia expert predicts there will be a cure for Alzheimer’s in 10 years. Professor Craig Ritchie also believes things will move so quickly that advanced cases of dementia in the future ...

A Scots dementia expert predicts there will be a cure for Alzheimer’s in 10 years. Professor Craig Ritchie also believes things will move so quickly that advanced cases of dementia in the future ...