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NHS treats dementia patients 'as second-class citizens': Fury of Alzheimer's Society boss who says families are sent home with just a leaflet
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Dementia is a significant health issue in the UK, with Alzheimer's disease being the most common type, affecting hundreds of thousands of people across the country. The Alzheimer's Society has been a prominent voice in advocating for better care and support for those affected by the condition. Effective post-diagnosis care and support are crucial for patients and their families, as it can significantly impact their quality of life and ability to manage the condition.
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NHS treats dementia patients 'as second-class citizens': Fury of Alzheimer's Society boss who says families are sent home with just a leaflet
Michelle Dyson accused ministers of ignoring Britain's biggest killer and said patients were too often diagnosed, discharged and sent home with little more than a leaflet.
5 Jul, 21:32