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EPISODE · Apr 15, 2026 · 30 MIN

Dementia Care in Ethnically Diverse Communities: What Are We Missing? | Dr. Hannah Hussain

from Dementia Caregiver’s Corner · host Juliah Ratladi

Episode Title:  Dementia Care in Ethnically Diverse Communities: What Are We Missing? | Dr. Hannah Hussain Repost: In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. Hannah Hussain, an economist at the Office of Health Economics, with a background in pharmacy and a PhD from the University of Sheffield. We explore the barriers to dementia care in ethnically diverse communities, including delayed diagnosis, cultural expectations around family caregiving, and stigma—particularly within British Asian communities. Dr. Hussain also shares insights on the economic impact of unpaid caregiving and whether more support is needed for families. We discuss the importance of culturally competent care, improved communication for non-English speakers, and the role of research in shaping better outcomes. This episode highlights the need for more inclusive, accessible dementia care for all communities.

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