Chloe Lin

Chloe Lin

Anosognosia and its Role in the Progression of Dementia 

anosognosia and dementia

Dementia is most often associated with memory lapses, language difficulties, and the gradual erosion of daily functioning. Yet beneath these visible symptoms lies a subtler, more enigmatic phenomenon, anosognosia, which is a neurological condition where individuals lose awareness of their…

The Dementia Deficit: Underfunding Dementia Initiatives

Dementia, an umbrella term for conditions characterized by cognitive decline like Alzheimer’s disease, represents one of the most significant and growing global health challenges of our time. Globally, there are currently over 55 million individuals living with dementia. Research shows…

Dementia: Cultural Differences between the West and East

Dementia represents one of the most significant global health challenges of our time, affecting millions of people worldwide. While the neurological aspects of dementia are universal, the experience of living with it can vary dramatically across cultures. Understanding these differences…

Nature’s Therapy: Dementia Gardens

Introduction Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease affect millions worldwide, with their defining symptoms being memory loss, confusion, and emotional distress. While medical treatments focus on slowing cognitive decline, non-pharmacological interventions have gained recognition for directly improving the quality of life of…

Lifestyle Strategies to Reduce Dementia Risk

Introduction: Dementia is a growing global health concern, and is currently affecting an estimated 55 million individuals around the world . This number is expected to substantially increase as the current population ages, posing challenges for our healthcare systems. Dementia…