Alzheimer’s disease is the most common cause of dementia. Since new disease-propelled treatment for Alzheimer’s disease is now available, both initial and accurate diagnosis in a resource-skilled evaluation process are becoming increasingly important, as not everyone responds to new drugs. Demanding medical care for cognitive harm is not necessarily the result of Alzheimer’s disease – this, for example, may be caused by depression, fatigue or other dementia.
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