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Alzheimer’s: the First Hidden Symptom that Almost No One Gives Importance to and Is Key to Detection
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Alzheimer’s: the First Hidden Symptom that Almost No One Gives Importance to and Is Key to Detection
Alzheimer's is a disease that progressively deteriorates memory, attention, and other essential cognitive functions. For such reasons, early detection is essential to prevent or decrease the effects. This condition, which affects millions of people in the world, can become present in the body even a decade before a professional diagnosis is confirmed.
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José Ramón Lorenzo, Neurologist: 'the Appearance of the Symptoms of Alzheimer's Is Taking Ten Years'
No health system in the world is prepared for the challenge posed by the Alzhéimer, according to José Ramón Lorenzo, head of the Neurology Service of the Ribera Povisa de Vigo center and coordinator of the Dementia Study Group of the Sociedade Galega de Neuroloxía (SGN), of which he is also vice president.
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