Individuals who moved away or were uncontactable were more likely to be single, smokers, demented or depressed and were less likely to have moved if in warden-controlled accommodation at baseline.
Individuals who moved away or were uncontactable were more likely to be single, smokers, potentially demented and have self-reported depression and were less likely to have moved if they were already in warden controlled accommodation at baseline.
Interweaving dreams and their analysis in a single text, the book evokes the demented rationality that we associate with Borges.
On the contrary, the VITA study showed in the total cohort (including demented and nondemented individuals) that single micro and territorial infarcts are found frequently (up to 33%) [ 5].
Iain Connell and Robert Florence's imaginary landscape of demented ice-cream van owners, petty single-issue local MPs and hapless husbands deserves a much wider audience.
Luella, the single African American in the family, arrives in Brooklyn incontinent and demented.
The eight supporting players deftly zip through quick, distinct portraits, whether playing busy city pedestrians, square-dancing singles, Wall Street traders, blindered minions of the Williams cult or demented participants at a speed-dating event.
Way, way better is the latest single from The Emperor Machine, "The TV Extra Band" / "Bloody Hell", a demented, double-sided Doomsday disco voyage orchestrated by synth sage Andy Meecham (the Chicken Lips / Bizarre Inc. guy).
It is also now clear that a single episode of delirium is predictive of an accelerated rate of clinical decline in demented patients (9 11).
Moreover, the prevalence of this cerebral multi-morbidity increases with age, and post-mortem studies indicate that, in brains of demented individuals over 80 years of age, the presence of only one, single disease is a rare finding [ 2- 7].
