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24 April 2025

Technology use might reduce risk of cognitive decline in later life

Widespread use of digital technology may be associated with lower rates of cognitive decline and cognitive impairment in adults aged…
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11 April 2025

Dementia care relief for CALD families

Cultural and linguistically diverse (CALD) family carers and people living with dementia will benefit from a new $2.9 million research…
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4 April 2025

Feature: Do infectious diseases cause dementia?

Working out the relationship between infectious diseases and dementia is a bit like the chicken and the egg problem. But…
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31 January 2025

Maintain Your Brain trial to prevent dementia

A clinical trial has shown an internet-delivered lifestyle intervention has resulted in significantly better cognition in older adults. The team,…
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