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The Alzheimer’s and Dementia Show, the UK's leading event dedicated to the fight against dementia and Alzheimer's, concluded successfully over the weekend at the ExCeL London. The event saw an impress
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This year’s Alzheimer’s & Dementia Show, London ExCel 14 - 15 June, organised by ROAR B2B and Draw Events, will for the first time include a Drugs Discovery Summit for GPs, nurses, and community carer
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Taking a person with dementia out for the day can seem like a nice idea, but if it’s a break from their normal routine it can be stressful for them. Christina Macdonald reveals how she handled day trips and appointments
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Find out how we ‘Design for People’ at The Alzheimer’s ShowDesignability will be showcasing how they ‘Design for People’ at The Alzheimer’s Show 2016 on 10-11 June 2016 at Olympia, London, on stand G12.
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New online resource Dementia Help will be hosting a Carers Corner networking area at The Alzheimer’s Show in London on 9-10 June. Carers Corner will welcome carers who want to meet and talk with other carers in similar situations and share their ideas, experiences and insights on looking after a loved one with dementia.
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After speaking at The Alzheimer’s Show about being a carer, Online Editor Christina Macdonald reveals why it’s even more important than she realised to mix with other carers
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You may be missing out on financial and practical help if you’re caring for a person with dementia and you don’t know your rights, says Christina Macdonald
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Make the most of the Easter break and take the stress off when caring for a person with dementia – here’s how to make it as peaceful as possible for everyone.
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The Alzheimer’s show was a really first-rate event that had an excellent mixture of attendes that included people with dementia, their family and carers and the professionals who support them
There truly was something for everyone at this event”
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You may have heard the expression: ‘You can’t look after someone else if you don’t take care of yourself’. One of the best ways to do this is to find time to exercise. Christina Macdonald explains why it’s so beneficial for carers