Early Onset Dementia

Early onset dementia can affect people in their 30′s 40′s and 50′s. It is important to recognise signs and symptoms of early onset dementia as soon as possible. A test can be given to recognise early onset dementia symptoms. Quality of Life expectancy can be enhanced if early onset dementia is diagnosed early.

NHS Choices Video on Early Onset Dementia

January 31, 2012

Here we take a look at a video provided by NHS Choices. It deals with the issue of Early Onset Dementia. It features John and his wife Shirley. They describe how they’ve adapted their lives since John showed early signs of dementia. An expert explains the value of early diagnosis and planning for a...
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Early Onset Dementia

November 24, 2011

Dementia can affect many people who are in their 30′s, 40′s and 50′s. This is known as early onset dementia. There is no single one type of person that can develop early onset dementia. It can affect anybody from teachers, manual workers, to professionals and scientists and since little is known about who is affected and...
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