Sentence examples for memory problems were from inspiring English sources

The emergency-room doctor thought his memory problems were caused by Ambien, the sleeping pill he was taking.

He said he was forced to tell patients to come back in a year and see if their memory problems were any worse.

He thought Ed's memory problems were just due to normal aging.

In the 16th century, the term "concussion" came into use, and symptoms such as confusion, lethargy, and memory problems were described.

In a recently completed double-blind interventional trial, 485 healthy older individuals (average age 70 years) with mild memory problems were given a supplement containing DHA from marine algae or placebo for six months.

Even where no diagnosis of dementia or Alzheimer's disease had been made, those who complained of memory problems were far more likely than those who did not to have signs of Alzheimer's-related abnormalities in their post-mortem brains.

The relationship between marijuana exposure and memory problems was essentially linear.

"The idea that we will one day come up with a drug that cures all memory problems is a dream.

2) Memory problems are affecting your work and functioning, and friends or family members are getting concerned.

"Alcohol-related memory problems are grossly under-reported and mistaken for Alzheimer's disease," said Rao, a consultant psychiatrist at the South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust.

These include the stigma around dementia that prevents open discussion; the misunderstanding that memory problems are part of normal ageing; and the false belief that nothing can be done for those with dementia given that there is currently no cure.