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Amy Pepper is a Consultant Admiral Nurse based in the London Borough of Sutton. She shares what happens during a typical day and how she can help carers and families affected by dementia

While dementia is traditionally diagnosed via a series of cognitive tests and perhaps a brain scan, there have been several recent breakthroughs which could soon start to make the diagnosis process a whole lot easier. Here’s a round-up of the latest developments

A new study has found developing a darker sense of humour, which was often inappropriate and graphic, could be an early sign of dementia in some people

New research suggests a link between leg strength and the ability of the brain to resist ageing

It’s a phrase you’re probably hearing more and more, but what does a dementia-friendly community actually look like? Here’s a few examples of the ways communities nationwide are embracing the concept and helping to make life easier for people living with dementia

Professional carer and lead nurse Daphne Simpson explains how to make one of the most difficult tasks of caring a little easier.

New study suggests being overweight mid-life could lead people to develop dementia earlier than those who are a healthy weight

We chat to design expert and new Unforgettable™ expert panel member Ben Atkinson-Willes about his company Active Minds, a design and retail business specialising in activity products for people living with dementia.

The popular ITV show will be covering the development and diagnosis of vicar Ashley Thomas with dementia