Dementia in the news

23/03/06 Restricted drug can ease severe dementia symptoms
LYNDSAY MOSS A DRUG which may not be available for many future Alzheimer's patients has been found to help people at a severe stage of the disease. Researchers writing in the Lancet said that
(from: news.scotsman.com)

02/03/06 Care fees refunds 'to cost millions'
JONATHAN LESSWARE MILLIONS of pounds may be spent by Scottish councils on refunding elderly people illegally charged for personal care. The Scotsman has learned that Dumfries and Galloway Coun
(from: thescotsman.scotsman.com)

08/02/06 Free care policy 'should be extended to sick'
FREE personal care for the elderly is an "ageist" policy which should be extended to cover people suffering from conditions like dementia, MSPs were told yesterday. Representatives from Carers Sco
(from: thescotsman.scotsman.com)

23/01/06 Thousands of Scots Alzheimer's sufferers will be denied drugs
LOUISE GRAY TENS of thousands of Scots who suffer from Alzheimer's disease will be denied breakthrough drugs because they fail arbitrary tests, according to a leading dementia charity. At th
(from: thescotsman.scotsman.com)

15/12/05 High IQ can help fight off mental decline, say scientists
WELL-educated people and those in high-status jobs appear to be better able to fend off the symptoms of mental decline in later life. A growing number of studies show that the higher a person's IQ
(from: thescotsman.scotsman.com)

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