Dementia treatment is 'under-funded and under-prioritised'

A new report by Trinity College, Dublin, has criticised the care provided to people with dementia in Ireland.

Dementia treatment is 'under-funded and under-prioritised'

A new report by Trinity College, Dublin, has criticised the care provided to people with dementia in Ireland.

It found that almost 42,000 people suffer from the illness which costs around €1.7bn every year and has a higher incidence than cancer and heart disease.

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