All the latest news and stories about Alzheimer's disease, dementia and the brain.

Writing and story telling can be a powerful tool for understanding your experiences. Through the Lived Experience Partner Program, Don contributed his talents to a lived experience storytelling project, sharing writing that is direct, vulnerable and deeply honest.

Arlene Hildred cared for her mother Hazel who was living with dementia. She writes an essay about their time together and how she found peace while caring for her mom after many years of resentment.

In his latest short story, Tobias reflects on the realities of caregiving. Marsha’s Weather invites readers to embrace uncertainty, reminding us that sometimes the most compassionate response is simply to stay present.

While dementia looks different for everyone, there are 10 common early signs and symptoms to be aware of.

The Agency now recommends public reimbursement for the disease-modifying therapy.

Learn how support and connection can make a difference for caregivers.

Creative expression can be a powerful way to process how you feel about having dementia. Caregiver Terry Marshall reflects how music strengthened his connection with his wife Janet and brought comfort during her dementia journey.

Brian Stanley, a member of our lived experienced partner program, sends his summer greetings and his love for the season.

At 84, Coquitlam resident Dennis Hollis is living with early-stage Alzheimer's disease. Despite facing challenges including memory loss, reduced concentration, loss of independence and concerns about burdening the people he cares for, Dennis is determined to control how he lives positively.