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The actress is now backing calls for the UK government to improve access to early and accurate diagnoses of dementia within the NHS.
Dame Judi Dench was nominated for an Oscar for her role in 2001 movie Iris, which saw her play Iris Murdoch, who struggled with Alzheimer’s. The actress is now backing calls for the British government ...
Dame Judi Dench is urging the Government to provide earlier NHS diagnosis for people with dementia. The Oscar-winning actress supports a new campaign and petition by Alzheimer's Research UK ...
UK Judi Dench: Government must give people with dementia earlier diagnosis Almost a million people in the UK are living with dementia, but about a third of them do not have a diagnosis.
Dame Judi Dench fears people waiting ‘far too long’ for dementia diagnosis According to Alzheimer’s Research UK, people in some parts of England can wait up to a year for a diagnosis after ...
Oscar-winning actress Dame Judi Dench is spearheading a new campaign urging the government to ensure earlier dementia diagnoses for patients across the NHS. Backing a petition by Alzheimer’s ...
Oscar-winning actress Dame Judi Dench has lent her support to a new campaign by Alzheimer’s Research UK, which is pressing the government to ensure earlier dementia diagnoses through the NHS.
Dame Judi Dench is calling on the Government to ensure early NHS diagnosis for people with dementia. The acclaimed Oscar-winning actress is championing a fresh campaign and petition inaugurated by ...
Read our privacy notice. Dame Judi Dench is calling on the Government to give people with dementia an earlier diagnosis on the NHS.
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Enstarz on MSNDame Judi Dench Urges British Government To Improve Access to Dementia Care, Says People Wait 'Far Too Long' for DiagnosisDame Judi Dench has joined a major campaign calling on the British government to dramatically improve access to dementia diagnosis, warning that people are waiting "far too long" to receive the ...
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