Alzheimer Disease: 10 Warning Signs
Alzheimer Disease is a progressive, degenerative disease. Symptoms include loss of memory, difficulty with day-to-day tasks, and changes in mood and behaviour. People may think these symptoms are part of normal aging but they aren't.
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Treating Early Alzheimer’s
There’s more research into Alzheimer’s disease today than ever before. There isn’t a cure yet, but there are treatments available that can be effective in many ways. They can slow the progress of the disease, stabilize the symptoms, and in some cases even improve them for a period.
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‘I Can’t Remember!’ - Is It Normal Age-Related Memory Loss or Is It Alzheimer’s?
A little forgetfulness is perfectly normal as we age. But a lot of forgetfulness, or certain kinds of forgetfulness, are not. They could signify the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease, the most common form of dementia, affecting one in 20 people over age 65. Since memory loss occurs both in healthy people and in people who are developing Alzheimer’s, it’s important to know what’s normal and what’s not. And it’s far better to find out sooner rather than later, because if it is Alzheimer’s, early diagnosis and treatment may be able to help you maintain your memory as long as possible.
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