Britain’s youngest dementia sufferer, Andre Yarham, passed away at 24 on December 27, 2025, following an infection. Diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia due to a protein mutation just before his 23rd birthday, Andre’s condition rapidly declined over the following years, significantly impacting his speech and mobility. His mother, Sam Fairbairn, described him as having a “heart of gold” and donated his brain to science to aid dementia research. Andre’s case highlights the need for greater awareness of the disease and its various forms.
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