The prevalence of dementia in Latin America and the Caribbean is growing rapidly,
increasing the burden placed on caregivers. Exacerbated by fragile health-care systems …

Research on neurodegenerative diseases has predominantly focused on high-income
countries in the Global North. This Series paper describes the state of biomarker evidence …

Abstract Background and Objectives As part of the WHO Rehabilitation 2030 call for action,
the WHO Rehabilitation Programme is develo** its Package of Interventions for …

Introduction The aging population is rapidly increasing globally, with 80% of the older
population living in low-and middle-income countries. In Eastern African countries, there …

Objectives More people with dementia live in low‐and middle‐income countries (LMICs)
than in high‐income countries, but best‐practice care recommendations are often based on …

Background. Dementia is a severe neurodegenerative disorder and it is a group of acquired
symptoms associated with impaired cognitive functions. In low‐income settings particularly …

Dementia can negatively impact the well-being of people living with dementia and their
family carers. Existing research suggests that music interventions may be effective, safe …

We have developed and used case vignettes for several purposes as part of the situational
analysis conducted within the STRiDE project, such as to map existing models of dementia …

Increasing life expectancy has contributed to an aging world population (Sander et al.,
2015), with those aged 65+ accounting for nearly a fifth of'more developed'country …

Introduction As the largest and most rapidly ageing population, Chinese people are now the
major driver of the continued growth in dementia prevalence globally. The need for evidence …