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... complex disease that progresses over many years, like diabetes, heart disease, and other chronic ...Alzheimer’s disease causes changes in the brain years and even decades before the first symptoms ... See full document

... “Sometimes I feel very lonely.” You may think that the people around you do not understand what you're going through. It can be comforting to talk to others who are living with Alzheimer's disease. ... See full document

... Although dementia affects certain abilities, the person’s emotions and feelings will remain, as will the need for companionship, purpose and belonging. Focusing on the person’s abilities and skills will go a long way in ... See full document

... Several factors render the brain particularly vulnerable to the effects of ROS including its high oxygen demand and consumption, the proportion of polyunsaturated fats in neural tissues and the relative scarcity of ... See full document

... Despite the long-term strategic shift to personalisation, with its emphasis on choice and control for those who use public services, there has been relatively little policy consideration of family carers’ choice within ... See full document

... positions do not wish to have their power redistributed in this way?’ Harris (2005: 167) argues that ‘distributed and hierarchical forms of leadership are not incompatible’ but it is evident that distribution can ... See full document

... at preventing new events, whereas ter- tiary prevention means that improved patients with incur- able conditions are maintained at the best possible ...chiropractors, we have often detected either a ... See full document

... In 2003, I published in PEPonline a model for a philosophy of exercise physiology [4]. “Exercise physiology is a healthcare profession founded on a specialized body of scientific knowledge. The application of the core ... See full document

... ally have an increased risk of falling because of peripheral neuropathy, possible hypoglycemia, nocturia, and visual impairment. In addition, many type 2 diabetic patients are obese and sedentary; coordination and ... See full document

... Though most people have an idea of how much they enjoy life, responding to questions on this matter involves more than just bringing up an earlier judgment from memory, for the most part, memory only indicates a range of ... See full document

... that we have come closer to designing new optimized protocols for the safer and more effective application of fetal cell transplantation in patients with ... See full document

... study we searched for and systematically reviewed cost-effectiveness analyses of potential interventions for ...DD. We identified only four studies (3 peer-review manu- scripts and one poster conference ... See full document

... artery disease, congestive heart failure, thyroid or overt renal disease, LV diastolic dysfunction was present in 60% of subjects, of whom 28% had a pse- udonormal pattern of ventricular filling (indicating ... See full document

... (71). What is not so clear is whether the parasite actually modulates the expression of var genes or invasion ligands epigenetically in response to immune pressure or whether expression simply varies ... See full document

... structure. We evaluated a single-factor, two-factor (memory and EF), and three-factor (memory, EF, and IADL) ...factor. We compared these models using chi-square tests and by evaluating their Comparative ... See full document

... Agamben has already set this path of intentionality – facticity – Dasein. What is facticity? Facticity is something restless and the fact that Dasein is being-in-the-world. “Facticity is not the factuality of the ... See full document

... analyses We used two datasets for connecting the loci to AD risk through AD case/control ...data. We used the ADGC as our primary analyses but also report the results from ...ADGC), we feel that the ... See full document

... and disease resistance, application of new technologies for water harvesting, conservation and recycling, nutrient management and soil fertility integration of animals with annual and tree crop systems, ... See full document

... Stevia is a natural sweetener and a common sugar substitute used in daily diet as an addition to food and drink.[5] It is a perennial plant from Asteraceae family. Its genus includes 250- 300 species.[6] Originally ... See full document

... At the Fourth High-Level Forum in Busan in 2011, countries and organisations agreed to “improve the coherence of our policies on multilateral institutions, global funds and programmes.” They set out to “reduce the ... See full document