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Alzheimer’s Disease – ‘The Living Death’

June 21st, 2010

Alzheimer’s disease or the ‘living death’ was named after Dr Alois Alzheimer who discovered it in 1907, when he described the amazing effects the disease had on the brain of a 51 year old woman who had apparently died of dementia. When examined under a microscope, her brain showed changes that had never been seen [...]

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