An unusual behaviour around the fridge might signal a lesser-known symptom of dementia. If a relative starts displaying this particular pattern, seeking medical advice could be essential.

Dementia encompasses a group of connected symptoms linked to the gradual decline of cognitive function. The illness primarily impacts those over 65, presently affecting close to one million individuals throughout Britain.

Some warning signs are well-established, including memory loss, behavioural shifts, and difficulties with speech and language abilities. However, other signs can be more discreet and may surface in surprising situations.

The Alzheimer Society of Canada emphasises that "misplacing things" could act as a vital warning sign of dementia. This conduct might result in someone storing unsu

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