Despite hundreds of drug trials costing millions, a cure for dementia remains elusive. But have scientists been looking in the wrong place for a treatment to tackle this modern-day epidemic? →Read more
Judge laments ‘presumptions’ of dementia, ruling woman (85) had capacity to make will
A judge has held that an elderly woman had capacity to make a will after finding her death certificate incorrectly recorded her as having dementia. High Court judge Siobhán Stack said she had an … →Read more
The finding that these murders could have been prevented is devastating for all those involved The fatal stabbings that turned a Taylor Swift-themed dance class in Southport, Merseyside, into a nightmare on 29 July 2024 would never have happened if public bodies had done their jobs properly. Sir Adrian Fulford’s conclusion, at the end of […] →Read more
We Need a Family Bill of Rights for Mental Healthcare – The Hastings Center for Bioethics