This section of DementiaGuide's website shares with you important information that we learn from our contacts and relationships with many stakeholders, in support associations, health services providers, research institutes, pharmaceutical companies and other groups that supply goods and services to persons with dementia and their care givers.

New knowledge and sharing of this knowledge to interested persons is an important feature of our website. There are many reputable sources for information concerning dementia. Our Community Section will highlight certain information and topics. We encourage you to create your own list of references and websites that meet your specific needs.  

Dementia Resources for People Dealing with Dementia	December 31, 2008
Using Computer Games: a New Tool for Coping with Dementia How Computer Games Can Help with Memory Function and Cognitive Ability Computer games offer an exciting and engaging way of helping older people who are coping with dementia and its effects. The skills that are required to plays today's video games are useful tools for keeping their brain active and learning new skills. One of the most important things that co ... read more
Making Legal Decisions After a Dementia Diagnosis	December 29, 2008
Making Legal Decisions After A Dementia Diagnosis A dementia diagnosis is difficult news; for most individuals and families, the immediate concern is treatment. While legal issues may not be at the top of everyone's priority list, they are often a significant and time sensitive matter. Unpleasant as it may be, handling the legal affairs of a person with dementia is better attended to sooner than later. Steps should be taken, with the help of f ... read more
Nutrition's Role in Preventing Types of Dementia	December 1, 2008
A Healthy Diet May Help Reduce Types of Dementia Recent studies show a lack of vitamin B12 and other nutritional factors may increase the risk of different types of dementia and cognitive decline.  Researchers have noticed strong evidence for a connection between low levels of folic acid and vitamin B12 to an increase in cases of dementia. Vitamin B12 deficiency is the most common nutritional deficiency in the western world.  ... read more
A List of Dementia Symptoms for Early Detection	October 24, 2008
Dementia Symptoms and the Importance of Early Detection The prevalence of dementia is on the rise as life expectancy continues to increase with the growing baby-boomer population.  The importance of detecting dementia symptoms early is more important than ever.  As more treatment options become available, it will become increasingly important to diagnose dementia early.  Early detection of dementia symptoms is one of the strongest defense ... read more
Reversible Dementia Causes vs Irreversible Dementia Causes	October 24, 2008
Reversible vs. Irreversible Dementia Causes Dementia stems from a variety of causes, some of which are treatable and others that are not. Treatments for reversible dementia causes are intended to slow the progress of the dementia, and in some cases, may be able to reverse some symptoms. If the underlying cause of dementia is irreversible, doctors will treat the symptoms of the condition with the hopes of making life as easy as possible for the individual. Here a ... read more
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