Sentence examples for memory clinics and from inspiring English sources

The subjects were referred from memory clinics and clinically diagnosed with AD with or without cerebrovascular disease.

Despite these limitations, the preliminary results indicate that imaging techniques using  F-labelled compounds, such as florbetapir, can be easily conducted in demented and predemented patients in clinical settings, such as third-level memory clinics, and could become a routine clinical procedure for patients with suspected AD.

The first-ever national dementia strategy, intended to transform the care of the rising number of sufferers and their families, was launched by the government yesterday with funding of £150m and the promise of a string of memory clinics and advisors across the country.

Dementia Tsar Alistair Burns explained that looking at different ways in which memory clinics and local GPs can work together in a more co-ordinated way was high on the agenda; and for readers, depictions of people with dementia in the media was also a priority (which was why we changed the image on the debate at the suggestion of one of our readers).

Some of this takes the form of official services, such as singing groups, memory clinics and dementia cafes (although the NHS relies heavily on the voluntary sector to provide these).

There is no cure for dementia, but there is some evidence that access to drug treatment and services, such as memory clinics, and activities such as singing and physical exercise, can help people remain independent for longer.

Soon, his new friends started to arrive – two clinical psychologists and three psychology students from the local memory clinic – and together they watched Still Alice, Julianne Moore's depiction of a highly successful, family-orientated woman who is diagnosed with early-onset dementia and loses almost everything.

This self-help book's author, who is director of the U.C.L.A. Memory Clinic and its Center on Aging, aims to remove obstructions to retaining information, no easy task for either the author or the memory-impaired.

Thus, we took advantage of the comprehensive cognitive assessment that is administered to patients referred to hospital-based memory clinic and we compared the cognitive profiles of patients with LLS to those of patients with AD, DEP, or "normal cognition" (NC).

Sixteen AD and 16 DLB patients were recruited from our Memory Clinic and Movement Disorder Clinic.

A memory clinic and tertiary referrals centre for dementia and inherited neurodegenerative disorders.