Dementia Asia – How To Prevent Dementia

Dementia Asia

Your one-stop resource portal on dementia prevention and management. Take charge of your ageing with evidence-based interventions.

Latest Research
Understanding Dementia & MCI
Dementia Prevention
Care and Support of Caregivers
Latest Research
Understanding Dementia & MCI
prevention for dementia
Care and Support of Caregivers
Dementia Asia Brain Illustration
Dementia Asia Brain Illustration

A Message From

Professor Hong Hai

Founder and Chairman,

Renhai Centre Limited Adjunct Professor, College of Business, Nanyang Business School, Nanyang Technological University (NTU)

Advisory Board, Mind Science Centre

Increased longevity has led to dementia being one of the most pressing medical and social issues of our time. There is increasing urgency for the public to be better educated about how to prevent dementia.

I chose to support the development of this Dementia e-Portal to consolidate Asia-centric knowledge on prevention for dementia, management and self-help content, and to incorporate the best practices of Mind Science Centre’s community research findings. This initiative aims to encourage opportune discovery of credible, insightful, and relevant content, as well as to bridge close-knit connections in the community through active sharing of experiences and resources.

Dementia Prevention – Professor Hong Hai

A Message From

Professor Kua Ee Heok
Tan Geok Yin Professor in Psychiatry and Neuroscience, National University Singapore (NUS)
Emeritus Consultant, National University Hospital (NUH)
Vice Chairman, Mind Science Centre

 

Mind Science Centre has been at the forefront of ageing and mental health research for the past decade. Our work has been published in numerous top-tier journals and was also presented at the World Health Congress. The Dementia Asia e-Portal aims to extend our Asia-centric, evidence-based knowledge to the community at large. Through this, we hope to build stronger connections between health professionals, researchers, caregivers, and the general population, thus building a community with An Undefeated Mind.

Professor Kua Ee Heok – How To Prevent Dementia

A Message From

Professor Kua Ee Heok

Tan Geok Yin Professor in Psychiatry and Neuroscience, National University Singapore (NUS)
Emeritus Consultant, National University Hospital (NUH)
Vice Chairman, Mind Science Centre

Mind Science Centre has been at the forefront of ageing and mental health research for the past decade. Our work has been published in numerous top-tier journals and was also presented at the World Health Congress. The Dementia Asia e-Portal aims to extend our Asia-centric, evidence-based knowledge to the community at large. Through this, we hope to build stronger connections between health professionals, researchers, caregivers, and the general population, thus building a community with An Undefeated Mind.

A Message From

Professor Hong Hai

Founder and Chairman, The Renhai Clinic
Adjunct Professor, College of Business, Nanyang Business School, Nanyang Technological University (NTU)
Advisory Board, Mind Science Centre

Increased longevity has led to dementia being one of the most pressing medical and social issues of our time. There is increasing urgency for the public to be better educated about dementia and its prevention.
I chose to support the development of this Dementia e-Portal to consolidate Asia-centric knowledge on dementia prevention, management and self-help content, and to incorporate the best practices of Mind Science Centre’s community research findings. This initiative aims to encourage opportune discovery of credible, insightful, and relevant content, as well as to bridge close-knit connections in the community through active sharing of experiences and resources.

About Dementia Asia

An initiative by Mind Science Centre, Dementia Asia aims to be the one-stop portal for Asian-centric, evidence-based resources on prevention for dementia, management, and self-help.

Over the past decade, Mind Science Centre has led research on ageing, dementia prevention, and mental health. The research was headed by Prof Kua Ee Heok, A/Prof Rathi Mahendran, and many other accomplished collaborators from NUS and NUHS. Our research has been published in top-tier journals including Lancet Psychiatry, British Journal of Psychiatry, Journal of Prevention of Alzheimer’s Disease, and much more. It has also been presented at numerous symposiums including the World Congress of Psychiatry.

Dementia Asia is an initiative to bring Mind Science Centre’s research from the academic community closer to the general public. It aims to bridge close-knit connections in the community through active sharing of experiences and resources. This is in line with the centre’s mission of capacity-building to promote communities with an Undefeated Mind. 

Supported by:

Professor Hong Hai,