General Article Complementary and alternative therapies and dementia

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There are high levels of public interest in the various complementary and alternative therapies available today. Many people with dementia, and those who care for them, are interested in using these therapies as alternatives or additions to their conventional treatments, often due to the perceived benefits that they may bring and the image of being ‘safe’ and ‘natural’. This article explains what complementary and alternative therapies are, outlines several therapies for which there is some e...

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