Subject: Alzheimers Disease (Keywords)

This is an A-Z guide for caregivers of Alzheimer's sufferers formatted for quick reference and ease of use. It contains expert information combining the medical expertise of a neurologist with the practical wisdom of an experienced caregiver.

Aimed primarily at the family and carers of people with Alzheimer's disease and other types of dementia, this book provides practical and sympathetic guidance to anyone dealing with this devastating condition on a daily basis.

Alzheimer's disease. The mere mention of this phrase is enough to worry people. In this book, the author provides an overview of the disease, what we know about it, the stages of Alzheimer's, risk factors, current treatment, prevention measures, tips for healthy preventative eating, brain trainin...

Alzheimer's disease is one of the most feared diagnoses - 850,000 people are estimated to suffer from it in the UK alone. While the incidence of this devastating condition has increased at an unprecedented rate in the last decade, modern medicine has made no real breakthroughs in preventing or ma...

This guide is for those looking for support and advice when coming to terms with a diagnosis of Alzheimer's.

Running is what Lily is good at, and fell-running is what she loves. But what Lily doesn't realise is that this talent was inherited from someone very important - her great-great-grandfather Ernest, an unsung hero of the First World War. When Lily's gran passes on to her Ernest's diaries, Lily le...

'Before I Forget' is Fiona Phillips' account of growing up within a complex family. During her childhood her father could sometimes be distant and demanding, while her mother was always the devoted wife and the steady heart of the family. Both parents were later diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease.