This is the most common type of dementia. About 60%-80% of people who have dementia have Alzheimer’s. It’s a progressive condition, which means it gets worse over time, and it usually affects people over 65. There’s currently no cure forAlzheimer's disease. But some therapies can he...
more significant, such as getting lost while driving, forgetting where you placed items, and repeating questions,” Dr. Jones said. “But with younger-onset Alzheimer’s, people have visual dysfunction, like being unable to read, follow the lines in a book, or find things in a junk drawer...
Objectives: Whether people with Alzheimer's Disease present with accelerated long term forgetting compared to healthy controls is still debated. Typically, accelerated long term forgetting implies testing the same participants repeatedly over several delays. This testing method raises the issue of ...
Both short- and long-term memories decline with healthy ageing. The aims of the current study were twofold: firstly, to build on previous studies and investigate the presence of a relationship between short- and long-term memories and, secondly, to exami