Dementia
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Dementia is a condition where brain function is impaired.
Impaired memory is the most prominent symptom, although the ability to reason and judgment are often impaired as well,
and changes can also be observed in the person's personality, mood and behavior.
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Help for those people living with dementia
In addition to your family and social circle, there are many professionals and organisations who work with dementia in various ways.
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Help for relatives and carers
When a person is affected by dementia, the disease will affect their close relationships deeply.
First and foremost because the person with dementia will have problems with remembering people,
places and events, learning, sense of direction, and later on with language functions and
planning daily activities. "These are called ‘cognitive functions’.
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