Learn where to go for help in paying for Dementia care.

A new national poll by the Dementia Society of America® finds that 82% of Americans with experience related to Dementia believe people living with the syndrome can still live meaningful lives with the right care and support.

Learn how interventional or clinical trials differ from observational trials, and how each contribute to scientific advances in dementia care.

Learn how bladder and urinary tract infections can worsen symptoms in Dementia, and how to manage the issue.

Learn why finger foods make mealtime easier and less stressful for persons with Dementia.

The onset of cognitive decline introduces profound shifts for individuals and their families. While clinical treatments focus on neurological preservation, the daily reality of dementia care relies heavily on communication and environmental adaptation.

Learn what elopement, or critical wandering, is, and how to reduce the risks associated with this behavior in Dementia.

See the answers for the Word Search puzzle from Vol 2 Issue 2 of Better Brain Nation.

Check out recent insights into better brain health.

Learn how creating and maintaining social interactions improves brain health.

Learn about the many cognitive benefits of regular physical activity.

Check out the latest issue of Better Brain Nation, focusing on how exercise and social connections benefit your brain.

The Dementia Society of America® (DSA) announces its annual Ginny Gives® Awards, celebrating extraordinary organizations on the forefront of dementia care in the country.

For a person living with Dementia, it's not uncommon, at some point, to experience one or more “critical wandering” events. These events, in law enforcement, are technically called elopement, the physical act of an individual leaving a safe environment undetected.

Dementia Society of America's mission-driven Care Partner Academy™ announces its new and comprehensive educational caregiver support program, Dementia Horizons™

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Learn how to manage holidays when living with Dementia.

For individuals who suspect friends and loved ones are exhibiting signs of cognitive decline, the holidays are a particularly important time to gauge differences in behavior and help address signs.

Learn how genetics can influence risk for Dementia.