The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
first thing is a loss of short-term memory i'm assuming is that the the textbook version of alzheimer's dementia yes i mean in alzheimer's disease usually people start to complain of forgetfulness um repeating so a loved one might say well he you know he asked me what time this appointment was four times since yesterday kind of thing
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um repeating so a loved one might say well he you know he asked me what time this appointment was four times since yesterday kind of thing um but he can remember you know all the names of his high school football teammates that's very classic so the the preservation of long-term memory with difficulty with short-term memory
I mean in alzheimer's disease usually people start to complain of forgetfulness repeating so a loved one might say well he you know he asked me what time this appointment was four times since yesterday kind of thing um but he can remember you know all the names of his high school football teammates that's very classic so the the preservation of long-term memory with difficulty with short-term memory
i guess the textbook cases are first first thing is a loss of short-term memory i'm assuming is that the the textbook version of alzheimer's dementia yes i mean in alzheimer's disease usually people start to complain of forgetfulness repeating