Alzheimer's Disease

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"Research into the subject shows that the threat and problem of Alzheimer's disease still represents on of the most serious
medical hazards of the aging process (Dilks, 1985, p. 68). At one time, before the advent of the large body of research on the subject, "senility" was believed to be one of the typical and common characteristics of people as they grew older. The problem with this common belief was that not all older people became "senile" at the same time in life, or was there a real degree of predictability of the problem from individual to individual. These facts gave rise to questions about who became senile, when, and why. As investigation into these problems relating to senility continued it became clear that the degree of variation in the incidence of this condition must be attributable to something beyond simple individual differences. Ultimately, of course, it was (...)"

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