Making meals or eating in dull lighting can affect the amount you eat. Ability to process light can reduced with dementia or sight changes. Regular eye tests, brighter bulbs, extra lighting or a timer for lights help make food easier to see. #withDietitiansYouCAN@BDA_Scotland
Fantastic that we can collaborate at a global scale on improving Brain Health for everyone - there is always so much to be able to learn from each other @BeBrainFit4Life @brainhealthscot
32 years ago I was a #fresher @UniofBradford @BradManagement tomorrow I start as Professor of Applied Dementia Research & Director of the Centre for Applied Dementia Studies @Dementia_UoB. So excited to be joining the talented team!
Pleased to hear @JeaneF1MSP announce at the #DailyBriefing additional measures to enable support for #carehome visits. None of this is easy but working together we will keep people connected with less risk where it is possible in the weeks ahead. https://t.co/ZD2HGyNQk2
We’ve spent the last few months making sure our campuses are safe and welcoming for your return. Find out more about what we’ve been doing, and the steps you can take to keep us all safe in the months ahead 🎥 https://t.co/q9nDZlOlhs
On #WorldAlzheimersDay and the start of @alzscot 40th celebrations, we're launching a series of exciting digital products to support families living with dementia. A busy week ahead, so a morning swim is just the way to start the day. One minute before official sunrise!