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Does Medicare pay for respite care? Through the GUIDE program, yes

Does Medicare pay for respite care? Through the GUIDE program, yes

10 October 2026 in Cognitive Health, Early Detection, Health

Yes, in one specific circumstance that very few families know about. Medicare's GUIDE programme pays up to $2,625 a year towards respite for a person living with dementia, so that the unpaid family member caring for them can …

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Do weight-loss drugs protect the brain?

Do weight-loss drugs protect the brain?

6 October 2026 in Cognitive Health, Health, Brain Health, Education

No. Semaglutide (sold as Ozempic and Wegovy) and tirzepatide (Mounjaro and Zepbound) act on the brain by design, which is how they curb appetite, but acting on the brain and protecting it from dementia are different claims, and …

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Dementia prevention is not only about your choices

Dementia prevention is not only about your choices

15 September 2026 in Cognitive Health, Health, Brain Health, Education

Almost all advice about dementia risk, including some of ours, is addressed to you as an individual. A paper in The Lancet Public Health argues that this framing leaves out the conditions people live in: education, housing, healthcare, …

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Can dementia be prevented? Yes, up to 45% of the risk

Can dementia be prevented? Yes, up to 45% of the risk

20 July 2026 in Cognitive Health, Health, Brain Health, Education

Yes, in part. The 2024 report of the Lancet standing Commission on dementia attributed 45% of dementia worldwide to fourteen risk factors that could in principle be changed, and called its own finding a hopeful picture. It is …

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Three things worth doing for your brain this month

Three things worth doing for your brain this month

9 June 2026 in Health, Wellness, Brain Health, Education

Three, not nine, because a list of nine is a list nobody finishes. Move in a way you will repeat, deal with your blood pressure and your hearing, and stay in other people's company. Two of those need …

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Can treating hearing loss protect your memory?

Can treating hearing loss protect your memory?

3 March 2026 in Cognitive Health, Health, Brain Health, Education

Treating hearing loss may help protect memory and thinking, particularly in older adults already at higher risk. It has not been shown to prevent dementia, and the largest trial to test it found no overall effect at all: …

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What does your blood pressure have to do with your memory?

What does your blood pressure have to do with your memory?

11 February 2026 in Cognitive Health, Health, Brain Health, Education

Blood pressure governs how well your brain is supplied, and both directions cause trouble. Years of high pressure damage the small vessels that feed the brain, which raises stroke risk and can gradually erode memory, thinking speed and …

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When does low mood look like a memory problem?

When does low mood look like a memory problem?

10 October 2025 in Cognitive Health, Memory Health, Health, Education

Start with the good news, because it is rarer than it should be in this subject. In a study of 10,189 people followed for 28 years, depression during working life did not raise the risk of dementia at …

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Does a structured program beat doing it yourself?

Does a structured program beat doing it yourself?

16 September 2025 in Health, Wellness, Brain Health, Education

In the U.S. POINTER trial, both groups improved their thinking over two years. That is the finding worth having, and if you are doing this on your own it is the one that matters: nothing in the trial …

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Can a lifestyle program protect your thinking?

Can a lifestyle program protect your thinking?

12 August 2025 in Health, Wellness, Brain Health, Education

A two-year trial followed 2,111 older adults at raised risk of cognitive decline, assigning each of them to one of two lifestyle programs aimed at the same four things. Both groups improved. The structured program improved more, and …

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