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Ceramics and Cognitive Health: How Design Can Improve Daily Life

Ceramics and Cognitive Health: How Design Can Improve Daily Life

Ceramics and Cognitive Health: How Design Can Improve Daily LifeIn recent years, the intersection of design, health, and well-being has sparked interest among professionals across various fields. One lesser-known but impactful area is the role of ceramics in supporting cognitive health. At Dignity by Wade, we believe in creating products…

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Understanding Alzheimer's and Dementia: A Comprehensive Guide

Understanding Alzheimer's and Dementia: A Comprehensive Guide

Understanding Alzheimer's and Dementia: A Comprehensive GuideAlzheimer's and dementia are terms often used interchangeably, but they represent distinct aspects of cognitive decline affecting millions worldwide. While dementia describes a range of symptoms affecting memory, thinking, and social abilities severely enough to interfere with daily life, Alzheimer's disease is the most…

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Dementia-Friendly Design: The Story Behind Dignity by Wade

Dementia-Friendly Design: The Story Behind Dignity by Wade

Dementia-Friendly Design: The Story Behind Dignity by WadeDementia and Alzheimer's disease affect millions of individuals worldwide, posing unique challenges for both those diagnosed and their caregivers. At Wade Ceramics, we understand the importance of creating products that not only meet the practical needs of these individuals but also promote dignity,…

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Could Our Dignity Range Help You?

Could Our Dignity Range Help You?

The whole premise of the Dignity range is to assist those that are living with physical and mental impairments. But how have these items been specially designed to do this? Read on to find out.Vitrified EarthenwareThis adds stamina to the dishes and allows them to be extra strong. This makes…

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Is Dementia Hereditary?

Is Dementia Hereditary?

It is natural for anyone who has a parent with dementia to be concerned about whether they or their children could inherit the condition. The good news is that the majority of dementias are not passed from one generation to another, but it is also essential to understand that there…

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What Are The 7 Stages of Dementia?

What Are The 7 Stages of Dementia?

In the early 1980s Dr Barry Reisberg developed a scale based on the amount of cognitive decline in a person which is most relevant for those with Alzheimer’s disease as some other types of dementia do not always include memory loss. It has since become widely used to outline the…

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The Benefits of Dignity by Wade

The Benefits of Dignity by Wade

For a variety of reasons, those with dementia can have problems with eating or drinking. They may have trouble preparing food, or forget when it is mealtime. They may also have a change in appetite or be unable to recognise food. All of us need to maintain a healthy diet,…

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