Gill Livingston|Andrew Sommerlad|Vasiliki Orgeta|Sergi G. Costafreda|Jonathan Huntley|David Ames|Clive Ballard|Sube Banerjee|Alistair Burns|Jiska Cohen?Mansfield|Claudia Cooper|Nick C. Fox|Laura N. Gitlin|Robert Howard|Helen C. Kales|Eric B. Larson|Karen Ritchie|Kenneth Rockwood|Elizabeth L Sampson|Quincy M. Samus|Lon S. Schneider|Geir Selbæk|Linda Teri|Naaheed Mukadam
Dementia prevention, intervention, and care
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acting dementia prevention intervention care vastly improve living dying individuals dementia families transform future society prevention management dementia priority public healthtoday nearly 50 million people worldwide dementia figure projected increase 75 million 2030 132 million 20501 largely driven population ageing dementia causes disability dependency individuals affected disorder also profoundly detrimental effect family carers high risk developing depression anxiety disorders2 cost caring people dementia us800 billion per year globally rising 2 trillion 2030 fulltext pdf progress dementialeaving one behindthe lancet commission dementia prevention intervention care1 makes timely evidencedriven contribution global efforts improve lives people dementia carers limit future impact societies commission proposes ambitious prevention targets treatment cognitive symptoms people alzheimers disease dementia lewy bodies individualised dementia care provision care carers planning future patients families risk protection balanced respect autonomy management neuropsychiatric symptoms consideration dementia end life care use technological innovations improve care replace social contact fulltext pdf gill livingston transforming dementia prevention careit placement junior doctor 1980s friern barnet one largest psychiatric hospitals europe gill livingston first witnessed real human impact dementia people living old victorian wards 24 people little privacy seemed terrible way live recalls experience sparked lifelong interest passion improve lives people dementia carers livingston also became personal concern dementia affected family fulltext pdf prevention dementia targeting risk factorsthe report gill livingston colleagues dec 16 2017 p 26731 valuable collation large body medical research evidence aims combat dementia epidemic greatest global challenge health social care 21st century one key messages commission need ambitious terms prevention using population attributable fractions paf authors estimate much 35 dementia cases could prevented targeting nine modifiable risk factors fulltext pdf prevention dementia targeting risk factorsthe lancet commission dec 16 2017 p 26731 prevention management dementia reviews mounting evidence hearing loss major risk factor cognitive decline crucial information still absent nature linkage factors might modify cognitive effect peripheral hearing loss particularly potential relevance central hearing impairment underestimated gill livingston colleagues1 acknowledge pathophysiological neuroanatomical grounds central auditory processing likely susceptible early course alzheimers disease dementias fulltext pdf prevention dementia targeting risk factors authors replywe welcome opportunity respond letters lancet commission1 dementia prevention intervention care fulltext pdf living dying dementiagiven effective new medication halt improve cure dementia seems remote ever care needed improving lives people dementia june 12 oecd instead prioritises living dementia patients provided proper support prefer able live home long diagnosis eight 21 oecd countries estimate proportion people dementia living community australia canada consistently measure quality life fulltext pdf dementia uk preparing nhs new treatmentsdementia devastating disease brings fear confusion loneliness lives patients families today around 850 000 people uk living dementia costing national health service nhs uk society 26 billion annually 2025 estimated 1 million people uk affected prevalence costs care patients expected double 2050 worrisome figures given absence safe clinically effective diseasemodifying therapy alzheimers disease forms dementia fulltext pdf lets talk dementiaon sept 1 kicking world alzheimers month alzheimers disease international joined forces pan american health organization launching lets talk dementia campaign aiming demystify dementia get people talking ambition encourage discussion families health providers reduce stigma associated alzheimers disease forms dementia events elsewhere include age machine festival uk offers practical workshop making homes workplaces projects dementiafriendly performance keep time looks effects dementia speech memory family life fulltext pdf dementia burden coming focuswho announced launch global dementia observatory gdo dec 7 new internetfocused platform aims provide constant monitoring service data relating dementia planning around world gdo currently features data 21 countries aim expand monitoring 50 countries end 2018 important data government policy treatment care infrastructure disease burden accessible online kept constantly updated first sets data positive 81 participating countries dementia awareness campaign 71 provide support training carers fulltext pdf response growing dementia burden must fasteraccording 2017 estimates nearly 50 million people living dementia 2030 number expected reach 82 million figure grows need support care people dementia projected cost us 2 trillion globally 2030 need prepare try prevent personal financial burden received increasing attention notably adoption world health assembly last year global action plan dementia fulltext pdf