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It can seem news reports are constantly contradicting each other. One says the number of people with dementia is growing every year, while another claims cases are dropping. We investigate how this can happen…

The vast majority of professional carer workers are dedicated and hardworking, but a few, sadly, aren’t. So, if you hear any of the comments below, don’t simply brush them off.

News that the dementia drug Solanezumab failed to have any discernible effect on patients with early Alzheimer’s was a blow for the dementia community, but there are still other trials going on

Distressing behaviour can be an upsetting part of the dementia journey. But some families claim their loved ones have become calmer and happier than ever before. Kate Corr examines the phenomenon of so-called Pleasant Dementia.

The actor, most famous for playing Manuel in the BBC comedy, was diagnosed with vascular dementia

He’s been a passionate dementia campaigner since losing his beloved Nan to the condition. Here, astrologer, actor and presenter Russell Grant, 65, shares his dementia journey and reveals the lessons he’s learnt

Confused about the maze of information on funding for care? Unsure what the latest advice is or what the thresholds are? Adam Pike, CEO of SuperCarers.com drills down to the key facts you need to know

Research from University College London suggests women have fewer GP appointments, receive less health monitoring and take more potentially harmful medication than men with dementia

We’re thrilled that our latest eBook is now available to buy and provides fantastic advice and tips for anyone who knows someone with dementia