You can slow the progression of Alzheimer’s disease!
September 21 is recognized as World Alzheimer’s Day. Making a statement within the scope of September 21, World Alzheimer’s Day, Beykoz University Vocational [...]
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ReMember-Me Project
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IOANNA Project
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GUIDed Project
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MEDGUIDE Project
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“Alzheimer’s: Symptoms by stage of the disease – How to prevent it”
The article presents the main symptoms of Alzheimer, depending on the stage of the disease (mild, moderate, severe) in which the patient is. You can find the article at: [...]