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Is Anxiety An Early Sign Of Alzheimers Disease DCS0:00/2470.5660091× Anxiety can manifest in various ways and affect individuals differently. TV characters like Bones, Sherlock Holmes, and Piglet display different types of anxiety disorders, highlighting the relatability and impact of excessive anxiety in everyday life. Anxiety disorders are
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Why Cant I Remember Things DCS0:00/1366.4578911× Memory problems can be a common occurrence and are often a normal part of aging. Forgetting names, misplacing items, and having difficulty concentrating are all considered normal occurrences in life. However, if memory problems start to affect everyday tasks and become
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Can You Die From Dementia DCS0:00/607.2129931× Dementia is an umbrella term for over a hundred types of progressive brain conditions, including Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, vascular dementia, and Lewy body dementia. While the early stages of these diseases have different signs and symptoms, they become
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How Is Dementia Diagnosed DCS0:00/422.1619951× Diagnosing dementia presents challenges due to the vast array of dementia types, including both progressive and potentially reversible forms. Physicians aim to recognize patterns of skill and ability loss in patients while assessing retained capacities. Advancements in diagnosing Alzheimer's disease,
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Is Dementia A Mental Illness DCS0:00/889.8880051× The episode discusses the topic of dementia, a mental illness that has been a subject of debate among healthcare professionals. Despite efforts to educate the public about dementia and mental health over the last decade, there remains a significant level of
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Vascular dementia preventable DCS0:00/1190.1280051× This episode discusses vascular dementia, emphasizing its preventability and impact on caregivers. It delves into the topic of vascular dementia, highlighting its classification as a subcortical vascular dementia, affecting the brain's subcortical structures responsible for behavior and cognition. It's
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Games for Memory Loss DCS0:00/1000.0070071× The podcast discusses the importance of games and activities, particularly for elderly individuals with dementia, in improving memory and cognitive function. The author shares personal memories of playing board games and word games with family members, highlighting the social and cognitive benefits
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What Causes Dementia DCS0:00/736.1170071× In this podcast episode, Diane Carbo discusses the various causes of dementia. She emphasizes that dementia occurs due to damage to neurons and brain connections, leading to unique cases in every individual. While age is a significant risk factor, natural aging itself does
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What Is Dementia DCS0:00/837.0480051× In this podcast episode, Diane Carbo provides a comprehensive overview of dementia, addressing common questions and concerns. She defines dementia as a syndrome resulting from various progressive disorders that affect memory, thinking, behavior, and daily tasks. These disorders damage crucial brain regions responsible
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Bruce Willis FTD DCS0:00/1504.8950111× In this episode, Diane addresses the recent diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia in Bruce Willis, aiming to provide clarity on this devastating brain disorder. Frontotemporal dementia (FTD) is characterized by the shrinkage or atrophy of specific brain regions, leading to changes in personality, language
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What Are The Early Signs Of Dementia DCS0:00/770.3170071× Dementia is a complex and often misunderstood condition that affects millions of people worldwide. Recognizing the early symptoms of dementia is crucial for managing the condition and improving the quality of life for those living with it. In this
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What Are The Symptoms Of Dementia DCS0:00/1609.5370071× This podcast episode delves into the symptoms of dementia, highlighting common concerns people have as they age, such as difficulty finding words, memory lapses, and distractions. It underscores the anxiety many individuals feel about the possibility of developing dementia, especially