Five Types of Alzheimer’s Disease that don’t begin with Memory Loss

- Visuospatial Differences
- Changes in Language
- Changes in Executive Decisions
- Behavioral Differences
- Changes in Motor Function
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A diagnosis of Alzheimer’s Disease is a tragedy for an individual and all of their family members. With no known cure and only limited treatment options, clinical research has been focusing on ways to help slow or stop disease progression. With such a mysterious and devastating illness, clinical trials of treatments and drugs are constantly…
When you or a loved one is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, the first emotional response is often one of shock and hopelessness. Alzheimer’s causes cognitive impairment that most research shows to be irreparable. Sometimes a patient’s cognitive function remains the same for months or years after a diagnosis, while sometimes the decline is rapid and…