Dementia
John Vercher: We now know contact sports are dangerous – so is it ethical to watch them?

John Vercher: We now know contact sports are dangerous – so is it ethical to watch them?
In his latest novel about a MMA fighter, John Vercher explores the reality – and the morality – of the devastating effects of repeated trauma on an athlete’s brain
Head trauma: The dark shadow looming at the heart of contact sport

Head trauma: The dark shadow looming at the heart of contact sport
More than half of the 1966 England football World cup team were later diagnosed with dementia. Members of the rugby World Cup winning side in 2003 can no longer remember their triumph. For many of our sporting legends, success comes at the highest price of all – the loss of their selves.
Breaking the stigma of a dementia diagnosis

Breaking the stigma of a dementia diagnosis
Wendy Mitchell was 58 when she was told she had early onset dementia. Seven years on, she shares what she wishes people would know about the illness.
Tips and advice for anyone affected by dementia
Tips and advice for anyone affected by dementia
What can I do to reduce my risk of dementia?