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by The BBC

Millions of pounds intended to fund respite breaks for voluntary carers in England has been spent on other areas of the NHS, according to two charities.

by Sam Lister
The Times

A blueprint for the funding of care for the elderly has been drawn up by social care experts from all political parties in an attempt to end months of political stalemate and squabbling.

by Clarie Rayner
The Telegraph

Hospitals should be for the acutely ill and for research, with polyclinics as the main treatment centres, argues Claire Rayner

by Laura Donnelly
The Telegraph

Millions of pounds promised for respite breaks for carers has been mis-spent and diverted to plug NHS deficits, an investigation has found.

by Ben Goldacre
The Guardian

Papers by people with links to the tobacco industry play down the risks of Alzheimer's associated with smoking

by The Daily Mail

Thousands of rheumatoid arthritis sufferers in England could be condemned to a lifetime of pain after the drugs rationing body turned down a ‘last chance’ treatment available in Scotland.

By Rebecca Smith
The Telegraph

Elderly people with a strong sense of purpose in life face a reduced risk of developing Alzheimer's disease, researchers have found.

By the BBC

One in three people are uncomfortable around people with dementia, a government survey has found.

by David Rose
The Times

A lack of 24-hour nursing cover and poor planning by doctors is threatening government plans to give the terminally ill a right to die at home, campaigners say.

By Margarette Driscoll
The Times

A pioneering care project demonstates how literature, music, art and love can improve the lives of dementia sufferers

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