Sentence examples for keep dementia from inspiring English sources

These pleasure outings play a significant role in the battle to keep dementia at bay and, thankfully, I enjoy driving.

As a cognitive neurologist at the University of Edinburgh, his research is now revealing how bilingualism can help keep dementia at bay.

Smart insole 'tracks' dementia patients Jump to media player The NHS in Dorset is trialling a 'smart insole' that can help to keep dementia patients safe.

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If you commonly wonder "what hidden reasons another person may have for doing something nice" to you, you might consider psychotherapy or other interventions, which -- by brightening your attitude -- might also keep dementia at bay.

As it turns out, though, feeding tubes don't keep advanced dementia patients alive longer.

In a raft of e-mail messages to the city's planning department, which made them available to me, they express their shock at finding a "high-density," "locked-down facility" in their new residential development - perhaps not grasping that such buildings are secured not to protect neighborhoods from marauding old people, but to keep wandering dementia patients from endangering themselves.

Families may also keep a dementia diagnosis to themselves "A lot of people tend to keep it in the family, [rather] than let outsiders know that it is happening, don't they".

"Alzheimer's Society is here for anyone affected by dementia, and we do everything we can to keep people with dementia connected to their lives and the people who matter most by offering practical support, advice and information".

Jeni Lennox, project manager of dementia dog, said the team suspects the dogs can help keep people with dementia out of care for longer.

And, if You deem it necessary (or just amusing) to take my mind before You take my body, let's try to keep the progressive dementia noble and epically sad rather than comical.