Researchers have used human phenotypic 'extremes' to study dementia - examples include the exclusively amyloid pathology that results from mutations in the APP and PSEN1/ 2 genes and the monogenic disease CADASIL (cerebral autosomal dominant arteriopathy with subcortical infarcts and leukoencephalopathy) for vascular dementia [ 25].
Take dementia, for example.
A sense of self is a precious thing, he argues, and he reminds us what a disaster it is to lose it to dementia, for example.
Will autism will be "the thing" for 2015, with some improvement before it fades in the memory like so many recent strategies such as falls, strokes and dementia, for example?
Matty's failure in two residential detox courses was blamed by those running the facilities on his "dementia", for example, yet when two applications were made to social services for mental-health support, the authorities insisted he was simply an alcoholic and did not need their help.
These skills can help with concentration and dementia, for example, but won't allow you to have better and deeper relationships.
The progression towards the advanced stages of dementia, for example, remains unpredictable [ 2, 10].
In addition, it must be mentioned that cortical dementia, for example, also increases the risk of non-adherence to medication.
The findings may not be generalizable to caregivers of people with other types of dementia (for example, early-onset frontotemporal or Lewy body dementia).
Moreover, dementia for example is known to have a long preclinical phase with significant weight loss up to a decade before overt disease (Knopman et al. 2007).
