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It has to do with the severity of the memory issues. Concerns arise when memory issues are “significant, daily and involve large episodes,” explains Henry Paulson, M.D., Ph.D. “If I can’t remember that I had dinner three nights ago with six people, that’s a concern.”
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What you can do now to prevent Alzheimer’s disease
Concerns arise when memory issues are “significant, daily and involve large episodes,” explains Henry Paulson, M.D., Ph.D., “If I can’t remember that I had dinner three nights ago with six people, that’s a concern.”
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Dr. Bruno Giordani said a new drug, Leqembi, targets the proteins that scientists think are responsible for the disease.