Based on current population trends, the number of people living with dementia could double within the next two decades.

Executive Director of Dementia Australia, Dr Kaele Stokes told Jason Matthews on 4BC Drive, "The person is still the person that they've always been. It's just that their way of being able to express themselves might be slightly more scrambled."

Based on current population trends, the number of people living with dementia could double within the next two decades.
Executive Director of Dementia Australia, Dr Kaele Stokes told Jason Matthews on 4BC Drive, "The person is still the person that they've always been. It's just that their way of being able to express themselves might be slightly more scrambled."

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4BC Drive

4BC Drive with Carla Bignasca

'It is not a natural part of aging': The unheard truths of Dementia 

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