1. Two-year-old diagnosed with rare childhood dementia | Today Show Australia  TODAY
  2. Angelina had dreams of working in the beauty industry. Now her life is forever changed by an ‘old person’ disease  7NEWS
  3. Study shines a light on childhood dementia  1News
  4. Charlotte is just two, but has dementia. Few know her condition exists  Sydney Morning Herald
  5. The 'old person' disease killing as many kids as cancer  PerthNow
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In Australia, around 1.5 million people care for someone living with dementia – and there is no cure. Dementia also affects thousands of young people, creating a heavy burden for parents. While experimental treatments offer some hope, a new report says families need more support as their child declines.In Australia, around 1.5 million people care for someone living with dementia – and there is no cure. Dementia also affects thousands of young people, creating a heavy burden for parents. While experimental treatments offer some hope, a new report says families need more support as their child…

Ange is only 19, yet she’s struggling to survive an ‘older person’s disease’ | SBS News

Mostly, Charlotte Colley is just like any other two-year-old. But doctors and her parents aren’t sure if she will ever be able to walk, talk or swallow food.Charlotte Colley was diagnosed with Cockayne syndrome, one of more than 150 rare genetic disorders scientists have identified as causing dementia in children.

Cockayne syndrome: Childhood dementia caused by rare genetic disorders

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