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Sometimes, changes that look like “part of the dementia” are actually the body responding to something physical. Low blood pressure is more common in dementia than many people realise — here’s what to look for, why it happens, and what you can do.

From time to time, the question arises about whether people living with dementia should wear something that identifies their condition in public. Suggestions often include a lanyard, badge, or pin that signals to others that the person has dementia and may need a little patience or understanding. At first glance, the idea appears practical. If people knew the reason behind certain behaviours, perhaps situations would be interpreted differently and misunderstandings could be avoided. However, the Read more