There is no doubt that there is power in language & the meaning can be both personal & confronting. In dementia care, are there words never to be spoken or is it more contextual? Submit your paper at dementiaconference.com & get your voice heard at #IDC2020 #dementia

The Impact of Self-Reported Hearing Difficulties on Memory Collaboration in Older Adults frontiersin.org/article/10.338…

How we are tackling dementia and stigma sydney.edu.au/news-opinion/n…

Batten disease is said to be one of the most common forms of childhood dementia. BDSRA Australia is excited to announce that it will be working with #DementiaSupportAustralia HammondCare to provide support to families impacted by Batten disease dementia.com.au

#IDC2020 Care in the Age of Outrage early bird registrations open now - join over 1,200 delegates to hear from Craig Ritchie Lenny the dementia friendly barber Prof June Andrews Tully Smyth & other fantastic speakers including people living with dementia Dementia Centre dementiaconference.com

Great to hear a good news story on drug treatment for #Alzheimer's disease. #Dementia

Affordable tech expanding the accessibility of neuroscience. Consumer EEG, EMOTIV Flex, validated for research, clinical, and BCI use peerj.com/articles/9713 PeerJ Publishing Nic Badcock (he/him) @genxmac @MQCogSci #Neuroscience #PsychiatryandPsychology

In our latest Year in Review article on neurology and #COVID19 in 2020, Katya Numbers & Henry Brodaty consider the effects of the pandemic on people with dementia - read the article for free here: go.nature.com/39b3g54 #newfromnrneurology

Are there differences in NPS in those with #YOD and older-onset dementia? We found some clinico-demographic differences and similar caregiver distress doi.org/10.1177/000486… Great collaboration with DementiaSupportAustralia Dementia Centre Tom Morris den vel RANZCP #ANZJP