Adopt Memory-Building Habits From the Age of 40: Don't Ignore Early Signs of Dementia, Experts Advise on Alzheimer's Day
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Alzheimer ' s International Day, 21 September of each year, aims to raise awareness of Alzheimer ' s disease and various types of dementia, as well as to support the infected and provide the health care they need.
<p style="margin-bottom:11px">The dementias affect about 238 thousand people in Portugal, with a direct impact on more than 650,000 families. Sofia Nunes Oliveira, neurologist and member of the management of the Alzheimer's Association Portugal, helps to understand the lives behind these numbers.</p>
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In today's changing lifestyle, problems related to memory and thinking power are emerging with age. The exact cause of Alzheimer's disease is still unclear. According to experts, many factors, including age, genetics, environment, and lifestyle, may be involved. The risk increases after the age of 65, but age alone is not considered the cause. Adopt methods to keep the brain active. Today, Monday, is World Alzheimer's Day. Dr., a psychiatrist a…
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