Experts warn that one in three people delay reporting dementia symptoms, mistaking them for typical age-related changes

Experts have cautioned that some typical signs of dementia could be mistaken for normal ageing. If you observe any of these symptoms, it's crucial to seek medical advice.

Dementia is characterised by a slow decline in cognitive function , leading to issues such as memory loss, behavioural changes, and mobility problems. Recognising the early warning signs of dementia is vital for ensuring those affected receive the right care and support.

However, distinguishing these signs from the natural ageing process can be challenging. Research conducted by the Alzheimer's Society uncovered a concerning trend.

Only a third of people report dementia symptoms within the first

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