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The Mary Stevens Hospice and No Barriers Here has launched new educational resources to ensure the needs of LGBTQ+ people at end of life are met. Funded by Marie Curie, ‘It’s more than rainbows in reception – Working with LGBTQ+ people in palliative and end of life care’ is for anyone working in or commissioning…
Donanemab approval delayed by US drugs regulator
The American Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced an advisory panel will be convened to scrutinise data on the safety and efficacy of new Alzheimer’s drug donanemab. Donanemab had been expected to be approved by the FDA imminently, but their decision is now delayed until later this year. UK regulators (along with their European…
Total body PET scanner unveiled in London
A new total-body Positron emission tomography (PET) scanner is now operational, co-managed by King’s College London and Imperial College London at St Thomas’ Hospital, London. PET scanning is an effective, non-invasive imaging technique that can detect diseases earlier in their development, supporting faster diagnosis which can be particularly helpful in complex presentations of dementia. The Department for Health…
Dementia NI launch new documentary ‘Hear Our Voice’
Dementia NI has launched a new documentary to share the voices of people living with dementia in Northern Ireland. ‘Hear our Voice’ is a co-production between Southern and South Eastern Health and Social Care Trusts and Dementia NI who teamed up with people living with dementia. The documentary is described as ‘a window into the…
iSupport for young people affected by dementia now available
iSupport for Young People is now available (in both English and Welsh) to support 11-17-year-olds who live in families affected by dementia. Created in collaboration with young dementia carers, it is part of a suite of iSupport resources that includes iSupport for adult carers, rare dementias and South Asian carers. ‘iSupport’ was developed by the…
Christmas playlist
The charity Music for my Mind promises the “ultimate Christmas playlist” if people respond to its appeal for their favourite festive tunes. Music for my Mind says it will share the resulting playlist on its social media channels. Just send your favourites, including those of people living with dementia or memory loss, to this email…

