Alzheimer's

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  Fiona Phillips: Losing Mum and Dad day by day

  4 Sep 2010:

  Fiona Phillips had a high-profile job as a presenter on GMTV and two small children when her mother – and then her father – developed Alzheimer's disease. By Emine Saner

• Terry Pratchett: 'I'm open to joy. But I'm also more cynical'

  1 Sep 2010:

  Discworld's creator tells Aida Edemariam about his new novel, living with Alzheimer's – and why he should be allowed to decide when to end it all

• Does having Alzheimer's mean I can't find a sexual partner?

  22 Jul 2010: Woo prospective partners with your sense of humour, advises Pamela Stephenson Connolly

• Family environment aims to help people with Alzheimer's

  7 Jul 2010: An innovative home provides dementia care focused on individuality and independence using a domestic environment

• A date with death

  6 Jul 2010: Open thread: Scientists are getting closer to predicting the date – and cause – of our deaths. But would you want to know?

• Financial planning for the worst

  5 Jul 2010:

  Alzheimer's and similar illnesses are something no one wants to think about, but a little forethought can save a lot of trouble

• Even people with advanced Alzheimer's are never 'all gone'

  25 Jun 2010: Response: Dementia does not destroy all chance of meaningful communication, say Helena Roth and Janet Thomson

• NHS dementia strategy criticised by mental health charity

  17 Jun 2010:

  Alzheimer's Society says lack of planning by primary care trusts has created a 'dementia postcode lottery'

• The readers' room: what you thought of G2 this week

  4 Jun 2010:

  Thumbs down for Hay's climate change debate and pavement hogging, but praise for Alzheimer's story. The best of readers' feedback on G2

• The raw horror of Alzheimer's

  1 Jun 2010:

  Andrea Gillies thought she could care for her mother-in-law, who was gripped by dementia. It was a terrible mistake, the Orwell prize winner tells Amelia Gentleman

• The Lion's Face

  

  25 May 2010:

  Playhouse, Oxford
  The music remains a decorative backdrop to this dignified story that employs a neat device, writes Andrew Clements

• Maps of the mind: The Lion's Face

  25 May 2010: How do you write an opera about dementia? Poet Glyn Maxwell on the moving journey that produced The Lion's Face

• Alcohol protects against dementia, researchers say

  25 May 2010: Drinkers at lower risk than teetotallers, according to Valencia University academics

• Are we scared of seeing dementia on stage?

  24 May 2010:

  Bella Todd: The Lion's Face, which has just premiered at Brighton festival, is a rare theatrical engagement with Alzheimer's. Is there something innately anti-dramatic about the disease?

• Orwell Prize goes to blogger who writes about 'working with the underclass'

  19 May 2010: Judges praise anonymous author of Winston Smith blog for accounts of his encounters with unruly teenagers and the 'useless' social services system

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