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I was given shock dementia diagnosis at 49 - a subtle change in my work was the first little-known sign

Daily Mail 1 min read 1 year ago

Peter Alexander, now 56 and living in Northern Ireland, never expected to be diagnosed with the memory robbing disorder when he went to see a neurologist in 2018.
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