Memory Matters Weekly #17

Memory Matters Weekly 17

New dementia insights in Memory Matters Weekly #17: why stigma delays care, how obesity and blood pressure raise dementia risk, and whether a finger-prick blood test could spot Alzheimer’s earlier. Published 26 January 2026 -Issue #17 3 Quick Bites: Last Week in Dementia News Stigma still blocks dementia conversations and may slow progress Read them

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Stillness and the Cold

Stillness & The Cold

Mam, I keep thinking about whether you were cold. It didn’t occur to me properly at the time. I thought the heating was enough. The house felt warm to me. I was moving. I was getting up. Making tea. Going to the bathroom. Doing things without thinking. You weren’t. Now I sit still for hours

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Memory Matters Weekly #16

MemoryMattersWeekly16

New dementia insights this week in Memory Matters Weekly #16: when medication fills care gaps, prevention strategy reform, and oral health’s link to isolation and risk. Published 18 January 2026 -Issue #16 3 Quick Bites: Last Week in Dementia News Risky medications still widely prescribed in dementia ScienceDaily • Jan 2026 • Read it here:

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Memory Matters Weekly #15

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New dementia insights this week in Memory Matters Weekly #15: clogged brain “drains,” disrupted body clocks, and new ways of restoring brain energy. Published Monday, 12 January 2026 -Issue #15 3 Quick Bites: Last Week in Dementia News Clogged Brain “Drains” May Signal Alzheimer’s Early ScienceDaily • 3 Jan 2026 • Read it here Story:Our

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