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How to Prevent Dementia | Keeping Your Brain Healthy

Preventing dementia can start with simple daily habits.

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Living With Dementia: Treatment, Care & Hope For the Future

​Can dementia be cured? While there may not yet be a complete cure for dementia, the right care can significantly improve quality of life for both patients and caregivers.

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How Does Technology Help Detect Dementia Early?

How can advanced technology help diagnose dementia earlier, and why does early detection matter?

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Forgetfulness or Dementia? When It Is Time to See a Doctor

Forgetfulness can happen with age, but not every type of memory loss is just related to aging.

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Early Signs of Dementia You Should Not Ignore

Many people believe dementia is simply about memory loss, but dementia can also affect language, decision-making, orientation, behavior, and emotional health.

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Asst.Prof.Dr. Parunyou Julayanont Cognitive Neurology

Meet Associate Professor Dr. Pannayu Julayanont, Specialist in Dementia, Alzheimer’s Disease, and Behavioral Neurology at Bumrungrad International Hospital

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Alzheimer's Awareness Month: Reduce Risk Factors

In honor of the Alzheimer Awareness Month, this interview aims to raise awareness about the critical importance of early detection and spotlights Bumrungrad Memory Clinic and Neuroscience Center. It helps people to understand what are the risk factors and how they can decrease them.

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Alzheimer' s Disease and Dementia : Treating with understanding

Alzheimer’s disease is one of the most commonly occurring diseases worldwide and most well-known form of dementia, it’s estimated that there are over 55 million people in the world living with dementia.

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What Research is Revealing about Alzheimer’s Disease

For over 30 years, medical research studies have been searching for answers about Alzheimer’s disease (AD), the progressive and irreversible brain disease, and the most common form of dementia

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