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Dementia is characterized by memory and cognitive impairment. Its most common type is Alzheimer. Alzheimer's disease progressive brain disorder that cannot be reversed. It causes a slow deterioration of memory and cognitive skills. Over time, it can hinder a person’s ability to perform simple daily tasks. What are its early signs and how can we manage this condition? Learn more here.
Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease
Even with the advancements we have in modern medicine, there are still some diseases that we have yet to cure. One of the most elusive cures is for Alzheimer’s disease. However, one Filipina aims to study, and eventually find a way to cure Alzheimer’s. Read on to learn more about her, as well as the […]
Reviewed by Jezreel Esguerra, MD • Jan 29, 2023
Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease
Right now, over 50 million people worldwide have some form of dementia, with around 10 million new cases each year. While we currently do not know how to prevent dementia, understanding dementia’s causes and effects can help us take steps to manage this condition. Dementia Causes and Effects Dementia is not a disease in itself. Rather, it […]
Reviewed by Nicole Aliling, MD • Feb 03, 2021
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