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Meanings of Alzheimers in English
Portuguese
doença de alzheimer 
A progressive form of presenile dementia that is similar to senile dementia except that it usually starts in the 40s or 50s; first symptoms are impaired memory which is followed by impaired thought and speech and finally complete helplessness.
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For more information about dementia visit the Alzheimers New Zealand website.
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For more information on dementia visit Alzheimers New Zealand website.
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For more information about dementia visit Alzheimers New Zealand website.
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A bit tongue-in-cheek really, but its founder was inspired by a friend with Alzheimers.
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Only one of these cases, however, is actually a member of the Marlborough Alzheimers group.
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The other cases are not Alzheimers Marlborough group members.
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Wilson had been diagnosed with Alzheimers in 2004.
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Others are using machine learning to catch early signs of conditions such as heart disease and Alzheimers.
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It said the Alzheimers Marlborough cluster was a series of seemingly linked cases that were currently being investigated.
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September is World Alzheimers Awareness month and its focus this year is overcoming the stigma associated with dementia.
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The DHB said Alzheimers Marlborough group members who were close contacts of the confirmed case were being monitored.
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We spoke to Dr Matthew Croucher, who heads the Clinical and Scientific Advisory Group for Alzheimers New Zealand.
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She and her team are doing research into fatigue, stroke, Alzheimers and other diseases that impact the brain.
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He was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimers almost ten years ago that ended his career as a professional sailor.
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You can get a similarly glum feeling if you look at progress in fighting Alzheimers disease or Multiple Sclerosis.
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Catherine Hall, chief executive of Alzheimers New Zealand, and Age Concern Canterbury's chief executive Simon Templeton talk to Susie Ferguson.
Frequent collocations
Alzheimers through the time