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    Tag: Dementia

    Dr Debra Graves on her husband’s dementia diagnosis: ‘It probably didn’t help that I was in active denial’

    March 18, 2025

    Dr Debra Graves and her husband Don were both devastated when he was diagnosed with dementia — but Don’s devastation was short-lived. “There was a…

    Personalised lifestyle advice can stave off cognitive decline, three-year RCT finds

    February 4, 2025

    Personalised lifestyle coaching can significantly slow cognitive decline in people at elevated risk of developing dementia, a three-year, Australian-led randomised controlled trial has found. The…

    A GP guide to mental health in aged care

    February 1, 2025

    Need to know: The number of Australians living in residential aged care continues to grow. In June 2022, 178,000 people aged 65 and older were…

    When my mother died, I was half a world away with no chance to say goodbye

    January 8, 2025

    Unfortunately, there has been a glut of deaths and bereavement in my practice.  I suppose, in sympathy, that got me missing my mum. × Welcome…

    The euthanasia of patients with advanced dementia is happening — AusDoc explains how it works

    November 26, 2024

    The most ethically complex issue at the heart of the debate about euthanasia is dementia. Advocates consider it a matter of self-determination and autonomy —…

    The Willy Wonka of death: Why Dr Philip Nitschke is making an implantable kill switch

    October 30, 2024

    Dr Philip Nitschke, the long-time euthanasia campaigner and one-time Aussie GP, was back in international headlines last month. The media’s interest had been stirred by…

    Opening the doors to lost worlds: me and my dementia patients

    September 30, 2024

    A familiar lone figure waits directly behind the security doors of the geriatric ward. There in his mint green pyjamas and long plaid overcoat he…

    Acute kidney injury linked to increased risk of dementia

    September 2, 2024

    Acute kidney injury can increase the risk of a subsequent dementia diagnosis by more than 50%, a population-based cohort study suggests. Preclinical studies have previously…

    Consider Shingrix for varicella-vaccinated patients: ATAGI proposal

    July 30, 2024

    Adults who have received an indicated varicella vaccine should be eligible for the recombinant herpes zoster vaccine Shringrix, according to ATAGI. The Australian Immunisation Handbook…

    MRI-based test predicts most dementia cases almost a decade before onset: study

    June 7, 2024

    Doctors may be able to predict future dementia risk nearly a decade before clinical diagnosis using functional MRI, say international researchers. The team, including Associate…

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