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MEDICAL NEWS · THE GUARDIAN: HEALTH · 25 October 2026

On dementia, we need to tell it how it is | Letter

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I looked at the Dementia Engagement and Empowerment Project language guide for journalists highlighted in the letter. It gives a list of words and descriptions to avoid, including “dementia sufferer”, and lists alternative phrases to be used as “person/people with dementia”, “person/people living with dementia” or “person/people living well with dementia”.

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