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Common forms of dementia.

Nursing times - 1 Jan 2000

Jackson Graham A

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Dementia occurs in various forms and may be associated with other conditions (secondary dementias). Each type has a different impact on the brain, leading to a variety of cognitive losses and behaviour problems. Appropriate identification is vital so that the most suitable treatment can be instigated.

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PMID: 12478931

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