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Recommended Reading Click here for more information about the book, 'Learning to Speak Alzheimer's'. Click here for more information about the book, 'Alzheimer's Disease - 300 Tips'. Click here for more information about the book, 'The Behavioral Neurology of Dementia'. Click here for more information about the book, 'Frontotemporal Dementia Syndromes'. Click here for more information about the book, 'Dancing with Dementia'. Click here for more information about the book, 'Still Alice'. Click here for more information about the book, 'The 36 Hour Day'.  

    

 

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Stay up to date with the latest news stories relating to dementia causing conditions, read about research findings as they get reported, get caregiving tips, take heart from fundraising activities, keep up to date with the latest free dementia magazines and journals, and identify with the experiences of others who are also living with dementia.

Also, why not browse the rest of the website? You'll find lots of useful information, and for those that want to keep their brain active, we have a wide range of puzzzle games available in the Brain Games section.

Our aim is to make dDN a place where people touched by dementia can access the information they need, stay connected, and also have a little bit of fun!



Latest News from Science Daily


Latest News from the U.K. Alzheimer's Society


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Latest articles from Alzheimer's Research and Therapy Journal...


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Latest Ezine articles on Elder Care

      Dementia Relevant Podcasts
 All In The Mind's Natasha Mitchell

 ABC's Natasha Mitchell - All In The Mind Podcast


 Jacqueline Marcell - Coping With Caregiving

 WSRadio's Jacqueline Marcell - Coping with Caregiving


   Dementia Journals & Magazines
 Living with Dementia Magazine

Living With Dementia Magazine
Source: Azheimer's Society (United Kingdom)

Sept 2010 Issue

 


 Preserving Your Memory Magazine

Preserving Your Memory Magazine
Source: Fisher Center for Alzheimer's Resarch Foundation

Summer 2010 Issue


 Alzheimer's Research & Therapy Journal

Alzheimer's Research & Therapy Journal
Source: BioMed Central

May 2010: Volume 2 Issue 3


Play Free dDN Games
 Play Trap The Black Cat Trap the Black Cat: The aim of the game is to prevent the cat from escaping the dotted area, and to do this you have to try and encircle it with dark dots.
 Play Add Like Mad Add Like Mad: The premise of this game is pretty simple. You are given target numbers and you have to find other numbers that add up to the target number as fast as you can.
 Play Alphabet Jungle Alphabet Jungle: Identify as many words as possible that can be made from the letters provided. . If you don't work fast enough, you will be responsible for the intrepid explorer becoming somebody's dinner.
 Play Aengie Quest Aengie Quest: In this game you have to imagine that you are Aengie and she needs your help to work out how she is going to move objects around the screen so that she can get to the exit tile on each level.
 Play Memory Madness Memory Madness: Challenge your memory! Each colored part of the game contraption can light up and play sounds, the idea is for you to remember the order in which things happen.
 Play Mind Impulse Mind Impulse: This game challenges your brain with simple mathematics tests, estimation questions, spatial awareness and time telling tasks, and more. A very good mind workout.
 Play Puzzle Maniax Puzzle Maniax: For the jigsaw puzzle fiend!Do jigsaw puzzles against the clock, score points for each piece that you place correctly. We warn that it can become quite addictive!
 Play the 'Shift' games series Shift There are currently four games in the Shift series. And they really are games that shift your perspective on things. They may be in black and white, but they defintely aren't dull!
 Play Bonte games Bonte Games: These games are just a little bit different to the ordinary fare and we have selected four of the best. Stretch and flex your mind a little bit left of center, and enjoy the colors and sounds.
   
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