Peter Attia· MD
i would say the majority of our patients do have some mood or behavioral issue that does require treatment
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i would say the majority of our patients do have some mood or behavioral issue that does require treatment
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so so we've always been able to treat that and and fortunately there's also been you know improvement in some of the options there not ideally but you know to the point where we can control some of those behaviors so people can have a better quality of life and so that caregivers can have a little more peace of mind as well