While the cruel illness is more common in people over 65, dementia can affect anyone of any age
Experts have shared a lesser-known dementia symptom to look out for as TV veteran Alastair Stewart revealed his devastating diagnosis.
As dementia develops and the disease progresses people may become restless. This could mean they begin to wander the house or go for more walks, at any time of the day or night. Tau and another protein called amyloid have long been found in Alzheimer’s patients’ brains, and for three decades have been suspected of causing the devastating dementia symptoms. They are thought to interact with each other, but exactly how is a mystery.
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