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Alzheimer's Disease: A Search for Broken Links

Amnesia is the most well known symptom of Alzheimer's disease (AD), and typically the earliest to be noticed, but the disease is soon accompanied by a range of disparate cognitive disruptions such as in linguistic and visuospatial abilities and in overall executive function ([Perry and Hodges, 1999

Valentin Riedl | Christopher J Honey

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