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When dementia knocks on our door

Público10 September 2026 at 09:00

The article addresses dementia and the challenges this disease represents for patients and their families. Some warning signs that should raise concern are mentioned, namely behavioral changes, disorganization, and forgetfulness.

Aging consultant Filipa Dias is presented as an expert on the topic, warning about the need to recognize these signs early. According to her perspective, it is the caregivers who need to adapt to the changes caused by the disease.

The article suggests that dementia brings with it a set of difficulties that affect not only the patient but also the entire family environment. The adaptation on the part of those who provide care thus becomes a central element in living with the disease.

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