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ms of Alzheimer's disease are much more severe than simple memory lapses. This chart will kinda help you understand the difference.ActivityA person with Alzheimers DiseaseAge- associated memory lossForgetsWhole experiencesParts of ExperienceRemembers Later?RarelyOftenCan follow written or spoken directionsGradually unable to remember remember rememberUsually able to rememberCan recite ABCsRarely close to NeverOften can rememberThe Ninds, which means National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, is part of the National Institute of heath supports and conducts research on Alzheimers disease. Recent research has shown links between particular genes and Alzheimers disease, but in bout 90% of Alzheimer's cases; there is no clear genetic link. With help of standardized diagnostic criteria, physicians can now diagnose Alzheimers disease with an accuracy of 80-90% once symptoms occur. However definitive diagnosis of Alzheimers disease is possible only through the examination of brain tissue at an autopsy. Scientist still isnt certain what causes the disease. Scientist is exploring the role of genetics in the development of Alzheimer's disease, focusing on chromosome 19. Rare forms of the disease, which strike people in their 30s & 40s often run within families and appear to be related to chromosome 1, chromosome 14, and chromosome 21. Many researchers and physicians are coming to believe that Alzheimers disease is a complex disease, probably caused by a variety of influences. To help those are affected by Alzheimer's disease an association has developed a checklist of common symotoms. If you recognize several of these warning signs in yourself or loved one, the Alzheimers Association recommends consulting a physician. Early diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease or other disorders causing dementia is an important step in getting appropriate treatment, care, and support services. There are ten different warning signs. 1.Memory loss, one of ...

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