So, could be anything from, like, autism, schizophrenia, memory loss — like, everyone experiences memory loss at certain points in age.
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Some of the drugs I was on caused memory loss.
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That short term memory loss makes it hard to remember.
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Their symptoms include anemia, memory loss, brain fog and fatigue.
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In addition to sleeping, Weyer's bouts also bring memory loss.
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The best wall clock for memory loss and limited vision
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He also struggles with depression, memory loss, and severe headaches.
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Clinton had suffered seizures and memory loss after her concussion.
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David Nafe, had experienced memory loss and migraines for years.
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I have severe memory loss (particularly digits, dates and names).
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Symptoms of the disease include irritability, memory loss and depression.
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In this patient, the only symptom was the memory loss.
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He's older than us, and he already has memory loss.
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After a while, Cody, 24, adapted to Hannah's memory loss.
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So much is said about memory loss in old age.
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The other problem that most ECT critics cite is memory loss.
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They include memory loss, confusion, aggression, impaired judgment and eventually dementia.
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The disease can cause impaired judgment, aggression, memory loss and depression.
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Beltrán complained of severe pain, nosebleeds and long-term memory loss.
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It's Dory, rendered an orphan by her short-term memory loss.
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They include memory loss, confusion, impaired judgment, aggression, depression and anxiety.
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For two years, I had been experiencing short-term memory loss.
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The Republican memory loss isn't just a pity; it's a tragedy.
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C.T.E. causes myriad symptoms, including memory loss, confusion, depression and dementia.
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Rather, this seems more like some very, very selective memory loss.
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Those who experience symptoms may suffer from fever, headache, vomiting, weakness, confusion, seizures or memory loss, while half of the patients who develop symptoms will also experience long-term neurologic problems such as headaches or memory loss.
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At only 36, Randle El said he has bouts of memory loss.
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Former Partridge Family star David Cassidy says he's struggling with memory loss.
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According to Walters, the boys struggle with a form of memory loss.
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"I have horrible memory loss," Odom tells PEOPLE in an exclusive interview.
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He said he'd been struggling with nausea and short-term memory loss.
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" He also wrote an autobiography, "39 Years of Short-Term Memory Loss.
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With age comes memory loss — which often means trouble remembering to register.
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But many of these older fans also suffer age-related memory loss.
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There's this collective memory loss of what kids used to be like.
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Memory loss has been on my mind as long as I can remember.
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Eventually, symptoms like memory loss, difficulty moving, and loss of reasoning set in.
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Someone call a doctor: Lisa Rinna is suffering from some serious memory loss.
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High levels of cortisol have been linked to weight gain and memory loss.
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He retired in 2012, and steadily developed significant depression, sleeplessness and memory loss.
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Musk wants Neuralink to treat biological conditions like schizophrenia, autism, and memory loss.
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So there is a general memory-loss of history, and therefore, Afghan identity.
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Not unlike cancer treatments, Ambien can produce memory loss, depression, nightmares, and confusion.
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While still deployed, Chuck immediately began having spells of confusion and memory loss.
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While physical disability is unnerving, it's the memory loss that gets to her.
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This can cause profound memory loss and makes it hard to maintain relationships.
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Their father's trouble with heart palpitations has worsened, along with some memory loss.
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"I have memory loss," said Mr. Fobister, a former chief of Grassy Narrows.
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Symptoms of C.T.E. include memory loss, impaired judgment, aggression, depression and suicidal tendencies.
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Thomas also said his memory loss will affect his wife more than him.
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It can range from chills and headaches to fatigue and short-term memory loss.
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Most were not yet experiencing memory loss, but showed worrisome performance on cognitive tests.
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In a trial study, two drugs meant to curb memory loss showed no improvement.
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She is now home and making a full recovery, despite experiencing some memory loss.
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Other benefits include helping to lower blood pressure and reducing age-related memory loss.
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Users can experience hallucinations, severe anxiety, memory loss, mania, and may exhibit violent behavior.
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The FDA does not recognize plasma to treat aging, memory loss or other diseases.
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The fall allegedly caused cognitive issues including delayed speech and short term memory loss.
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One of the most frustrating symptoms of lupus is frequent confusion and memory loss.
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This makes dementia potentially diagnosable long before someone displays symptoms of general memory loss.
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Kenneth Lonergan's wrenching play about a family fractured by memory loss finishes its run.
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Research studies have linked sleep apnea to memory loss and cognitive decline, as well.
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Duffy has experienced slurred speech, migraines, facial paralysis, vertigo, memory loss and vision problems.
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This disease, which corrodes the brain, is associated with depression, dementia and memory loss.
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But a large new study finds no link between memory loss and the drugs.
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A concussion can cause memory loss, but it usually lasts for days, not hours.
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Patients can suffer short-term memory loss, especially forgetting names of people they meet.
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Depressed older adults also experience higher rates of insomnia and memory loss, and suicide.
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It's a common treatment for motion sickness and can produce short-term memory loss.
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I suffered from symptoms including short-term memory loss, joint pain, and severe fatigue.
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In the systems that we're living in, there's a very big collective memory loss.
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Armstrong testified that a person may experience tunnel vision and short-term memory loss.
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CTE can result in Alzheimer's-like symptoms such as mood swings, memory loss and rage.
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CTE can result in Alzheimer's disease-like symptoms, including memory loss, rage and mood swings.
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He was 66 and had significant memory loss and had trouble living on his own.
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Medical records show he had severe migraines, seizures, memory loss, and difficulty controlling his movements.
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The disease has Alzheimer's-like symptoms including dementia, memory loss, mood swings, aggression and depression.
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It's not just hyperactivity or bad behavior or memory loss that's incurred on the body.
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But Prochazka, who is highly educated, still has some short-term memory loss, Gilbert said.
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And VW seems to be banking on short-term memory loss working in its favor.
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But, clinicians and caregivers know that there is more to the diagnosis than memory loss.
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Instead of comfort, she discovers a father suffering from memory loss and an "erratic" mother.
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The EPA's own scientists have concluded that chlorpyrifos can cause developmental delays and memory loss.
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People with early memory loss and their caregivers meet twice a month at a coffeehouse.
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Nearly five years later, she said she still suffers with hearing problems and memory loss.
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This would explain both the fall in the parking lot and the subsequent memory loss.
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But some statin users have reported experiencing episodes of memory loss while taking the medication.
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Most importantly, a young person with memory loss shouldn't give up on getting the right diagnosis.
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It's the most common type of memory loss in people with brain injuries or Alzheimer's disease.
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The symptoms can range from stomach problems, confusion, short-term memory loss, seizures, and even death.
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The first signs of the disorder include memory loss, behavioral changes, insomnia and muscular coordination problems.
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Research has shown that CTE is linked to — among other things — memory loss, depression, and dementia.
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However, the issue that really disturbs Alex is the memory loss he suffered following his trauma.
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Plasma is not FDA-approved to treat other conditions, such as normal aging or memory loss.
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Despite his memory loss, he explained, he retained an implicit sense of himself as a person.
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He still experiences short-term and long-term memory loss, headaches and extreme irritability, he said.
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Dementia is a term used for symptoms like confusion, memory loss, mood changes, and personality changes.
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"This information overload is causing short-term memory loss, higher stress and worse health," he writes.
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"This information overload is causing short-term memory loss, higher stress and worse health," he says.
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People with dementia can suffer from memory loss and difficulties with thinking, problem-solving or language.
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When you hear the word "dementia," the words Alzheimer's and memory loss commonly come to mind.
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Once the queen of Litchfield Prison, Galina "Red" Reznikov suffers from memory loss during season seven.
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CTE causes Alzheimer's-like symptoms, including memory loss, confusion, aggression, rage and, at times, suicidal behavior.
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CTE is linked to repeated head trauma and can lead to depression, anxiety and memory loss.
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Day-to-day living can be such a struggle for people with short-term memory loss.
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So our obsession with taking photos may be causing both memory loss and uncomfortable identity discrepancies.
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Attorneys for Alabama and Madison told the justices memory loss alone cannot exempt someone from execution.
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It seems somehow apt, for a Korean veteran, that he now suffers from severe memory loss.
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The disease, also known as C.T.E., is associated with symptoms including depression, dementia and memory loss.
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The doctor in the E.R. was also surprised by the extent of the man's memory loss.
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Children at the school were showing signs of hyperactivity and memory loss at an alarming rate.
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Sleep apnea can lead to high blood pressure, memory loss, weight gain, job impairment, and more.
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The neurodegenerative disease results in Alzheimer's-like symptoms including mood swings, memory loss and impulsive behavior.
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Methylmercury can cause symptoms such as memory loss, anxiety, depression, headaches and tremors, the statement said.
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Dorsett, who has said he has memory loss and other signs of C.T.E., didn't look right.
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About halfway through though, his memory loss kicked in and he lost his patterns of choreography.
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There, Latulip "fell, striking his head, which resulted in memory loss and loss of identity," Const.
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"Often doctors can't definitively tell them if their memory loss is related to aging," he said.
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But amnesiacs tend to come by their memory loss through brain trauma, developmental disorders, or degenerative conditions.
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But they can also cause hallucinations and memory loss and increase the risk of suicide and depression.
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Alyssa knows she's there to finally hit Jack with memory loss power, reversing her premiere episode decision.
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At only 36, Randle El said he has bouts of memory loss and struggles to walk downstairs.
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The products claimed to address a variety of health issues such as dry eyes or memory loss.
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"There is no memory loss for the time that you are intoxicated with MDMA," she told Broadly.
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The symptoms of CTE include difficulty thinking, depression, impulsive behavior, short-term memory loss and emotional instability.
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Caswell, meanwhile, who suffers from "age-related memory loss", has been living at a care facility, Capt.
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In this new version, it's Derbez, a spoiled playboy who suffers the fall and subsequent memory loss.
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Even if he was lying about his memory loss, there was no official record of his existence.
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These include memory loss, confusion, impaired judgment, aggression, depression, anxiety, impulse control issues and sometimes suicidal behavior.
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Blueberries could improve your memory and reverse memory loss, according to one animal study from Tufts University.
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Bruno doesn&apost see Neuralink holding much promise for brain abnormalities like memory loss and schizophrenia, either.
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The study wasn't designed to prove whether or how fruit or vegetable consumption directly impacts memory loss.
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"Tabula Rasa" (season 6, episode 08) Come for the memory loss, stay for the loan shark pun.
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Stanfill's world started to shrink in his early 60s when he began experiencing short-term memory loss.
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It is a slow-moving disease that starts with memory loss and ends with severe brain damage.
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And so we give it a hundred different names: OCD, ADHD, anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, memory loss.
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Even his terrible last year of depression, drugs, hospitalization, shock treatment and memory loss is high drama.
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This results in increased morbidity, including depression and anxiety, weakened immunity, chronic illness, obesity, and memory loss.
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Researchers are also experimenting with different forms of brain stimulation, to see if they can minimize memory loss.
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Symptoms include fatigue, abdominal pain and memory loss, which would not spur most doctors to test for lead.
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He then slipped into a two-day coma — suffering short term memory loss when he first woke up.
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They look at factors like slowed reflexes, pain in the head or neck, bad balance or memory loss.
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Symptoms of CTE can include aggression, depression, diminished impulse control, memory loss, impaired cognitive skills and suicidal tendencies.
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The planned brain implant would be a game-changer for millions of Americans who suffer from memory loss.
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Behind some doors, the unemployed fight cancer, paralysis, memory loss, and a bewildering array of poorly characterized diseases.
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A devastating disease CTE can result in Alzheimer's-like symptoms such as aggression, memory loss and mood swings.
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He now walks with a cane, and, apparently, has suffered serious memory loss following his traumatic brain injury.
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For one, he reveals over a phone call that he's actually forgotten a shoot or two (memory loss).
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People with Alzheimer's experience memory loss, and may not be able to converse with others if it progresses.
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It's a fascinating result, but brain-zapping lasers probably won't be used to treat memory loss anytime soon.
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The degenerative brain disease can result in Alzheimer's-like symptoms such as memory loss, rage and mood swings.
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They were also more likely to have had a spouse who was disabled or suffering from memory loss.
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People wanted "cognitive rehabilitation" to help them learn practical techniques for promoting memory or compensating for memory loss.
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The real issue here is one of misplaced confidence and forgetfulness, and there's no notification for memory loss.
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Researchers suggest eating foods such as yogurt, blueberries and walnuts boosts cognitive function and reduces memory loss overtime.
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Some people have suggested that Tom is a figment of Kate's imagination, or that she suffered memory loss.
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Signs of this type of poisoning include memory loss, depression, headaches, tremors, and weight loss, the county said.
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But I'm also old enough to have a little memory loss, so maybe it wasn't a beach party.
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He publicly acknowledged in 2008 that he had memory loss and in 2014 that he had Alzheimer's disease.
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A 20-year-old brother, Hussein, has had slurred speech and memory loss since an extended high fever.
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The problems include memory loss, damage to reasoning and judgment skills, and reproductive issues related to sperm production.
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There was the wife and mother of grown children receiving ECT treatments that caused short term memory loss.
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CTE symptoms include difficulty thinking, depression, impulsive behavior, short-term memory loss and emotional instability, among other things.
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The medicine left her with extreme mood swings, memory loss and limited energy -- and she still had seizures.
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She has anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, memory loss, attention-deficit disorder and attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder.
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Image: AP Photo/David DupreyDementia could seem inevitable as relatives age and begin to suffer from heartbreaking memory loss.
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They complained of skin lesions, memory loss and depression and expressed concerns about Legionnaire's disease, miscarriage and childhood development.
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CTE's believed to come from repeated blows to the head and results in memory loss, rage and mood swings.
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One class-action lawsuit says residents have suffered skin lesions, hair loss, vision loss, memory loss, depression and anxiety.
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CTE develops from repeated hits to the head and has been linked to severe memory loss, depression, and dementia.
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In addition, 12 percent of the older adults in the study reported experiencing memory loss in the previous year.
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"When people have memory loss, dementia or serious mental health problems, the risk of suicide is higher," Morgan said.
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And he's still working on basic skills like reading and writing and coping with some short-term memory loss.
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The effects of this condition can include debilitating symptoms, such as memory loss, erratic behavior, impaired judgment, and depression.
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"I couldn't move my arms properly, my speech was slurred, and I had short term memory loss," she said.
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Caswell suffers from "age-related memory loss" and has been living at a care facility, Fox previously told PEOPLE.
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But in 6900, Joe suffered a bilateral stroke that caused memory loss, balance problems, communication difficulties, and emotional issues.
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The symptoms often associated with C.T.E. — memory loss, depression, impulsiveness, addiction, headaches — are part of Stephen Peat's daily life.
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The neurodegenerative brain disease has Alzheimer's-like symptoms, including memory loss, confusion, aggression, rage and, at times, suicidal behavior.
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After dozens of seizures and numerous visits to the hospital, Riley continues to suffer from short-term memory loss.
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On June 11, an Illinois teen was accidentally kicked in the head, inducing memory loss and dozens of seizures.
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Solkhan is hoping that people experiencing memory loss will someday carry around the camera with them wherever they go.
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Stimulation of their receptors produces feelings of depression, anxiety, memory loss and a reduced ability to enjoy rewarding experiences.
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Even the Jason Bourne films, about a super-agent with memory loss, are about discovering the hero's hidden past.
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His mood swings, violent tendencies and memory loss almost certainly resulted from thousands of hits on the football field.
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It's won gold medals in reducing the risk for diabetes, high cholesterol, dementia, memory loss, depression and breast cancer.
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Symptoms of C.T.E. include memory loss, confusion, impaired judgment, paranoia, impulse-control problems, aggression, depression and, eventually, progressive dementia.
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The episodes of memory loss typically last from four to eight hours and are mostly resolved within 24 hours.
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The patient, however, will never be able to remember his or her experiences during the hours of memory loss.
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He was diagnosed with constrictive bronchitis, had headaches and gastrointestinal problems, as well as memory loss and other issues.
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On a recent morning, Mao Baozhu, 63, watched over her young grandson, who suffered chronic stomachaches and memory loss.
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He understands cannabis has detrimental side effects on developing brains, such as short-term memory loss and learning impairment.
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Men retired from their playing days in the National Football League have experienced dementia, memory loss and suicidal depression.
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Then Ms. Kavanaugh's father, who had been experiencing memory loss, was found to have Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease.
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She spent months in bed with non-stop headaches, nausea, vertigo, memory loss, and, ultimately, serious anxiety and depression.
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"LIEU: "There was no indication that he was under any medications that caused him short-term memory loss, correct?
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In the article, the researchers argue that many of the brain cells associated with memory actively foster memory loss.
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If you start feeling symptoms of confusion or memory loss, you're either suffering from hypothermia or you're Rudy Giuliani.
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"I'll tell them it will give you a 19 percent lower chance of developing early memory loss," he said.
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CTE produces Alzheimer's-like symptoms such as memory loss and mood swings, and other symptoms like rage and suicidal ideation.
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In the '90s, I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia, a chronic illness that causes fatigue, memory loss, physical aches, and soreness.
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"CTE is associated with aggressiveness, explosiveness, impulsivity, depression, memory loss and other cognitive changes," the University said in the statement.
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This is the same guy who thinks Sandy Hook was a hoax and claimed that eating chili causes memory loss.
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It brings on a long-term memory loss that wipes all memories associated with trauma, so they go out happy.
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Even Eve suspects that he's conveniently hamming up the memory loss and current functional awareness in order to skirt punishment.
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The fighter's new struggle becomes solely to regain his old life—fighting memory loss and the vagaries of brain injury.
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Aga Burzynska, assistant professor of human development at Colorado State University, wondered whether keeping them active would slow memory loss.
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Researchers looked at adults ranging from their 60s to their 80s who had no signs of memory loss or impairment.
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The same process affects arteries in the brain and can result in vascular dementia, a common cause of memory loss.
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Advanced dementia, as Dr. Mitchell and her colleagues define it, brings such profound memory loss that people don't recognize family.
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Their answers were all over the map — everything from "that was different" to "we should fix both" to memory loss.
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But he could not play, in part because of periodic tremors in his right arm and short-term memory loss.
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The University of Chicago professor began to suffer from memory loss in 2011, and died in an Idaho nursing home.
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The Ethicist My sister suffered a brain injury two years ago that left her with severe short-term memory loss.
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It became clear that his severe headaches, anxiety, depression, memory loss and strange mood swings were not just from PTSD.
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"We found memory loss and brain shrinkage in relatively young people long before any symptoms could be seen," Seshadri said.
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The symptoms of Alzheimer's disease typically appear in patients in their mid-60s and often first present as memory loss.
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After six days in a coma, he awoke to a grim diagnosis: internal bleeding, memory loss and a shattered femur.
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There's times when I have headaches, there's times I have memory loss and sometimes you kind of feel spaced out.
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Madison Parker's either throwing serious shade at her ex ... or she needs to see a doctor about short-term memory loss.
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The science is firm that traumatic events can cause memory loss, and that these memories may resurface years or decades later.
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Their research suggests memory loss is an acquired trait, and it's a deliberate, evolved physiological process—in nematode worms, at least.
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Now, more than 23 years later, Jim is left with severe brain damage, resulting in short-term memory loss and seizures.
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Chase will not be able to do strenuous activities for at least six weeks, and has suffered short term memory loss.
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Stories of strange smells — resulting in symptoms like headaches, nausea, memory loss and tremors — suggest a rare but potentially dangerous phenomenon.
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The disease is believed to be linked to conditions such as depression, memory loss, aggression, lack of impulse control and more.
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It also said many of the symptoms associated with CTE, such as memory loss, are eligible for compensation under the settlement.
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On its own ridiculous, meaningless terms, Inferno is a cornucopia of hacky plot gimmicks served up with shameless brio: Memory loss!
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The N.F.L. and the plaintiffs' lawyers argued that the conditions associated with C.T.E., like memory loss, are covered under the deal.
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The disease causes symptoms that include memory loss, confusion, impaired judgment, aggression, depression, anxiety, impulse control issues and sometimes suicidal behavior.
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After my mother died suddenly and I took charge of my father, the full extent of his memory loss hit me.
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These changes in the brain can begin years before anyone starts actually exhibiting any symptoms of memory loss or personality changes.
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CTE is a neurodegenerative brain disease with Alzheimer's-like symptoms, including memory loss, confusion, aggression, rage and, at times, suicidal behavior.
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McGann points to research suggesting that losing your sense of smell can presage memory loss and diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
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The designer Clint Hocking described suffering memory loss as a result of the stress and anxiety of crunching on a game.
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Memory loss in older patients can often cause "an erosion of familiarity" and be accompanied by feelings of disorientation, he said.
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In one project, he's been trying to determine if aged-related memory loss might be an early sign of Alzheimer's disease.
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Pro-inflammatory cytokines may be responsible for nausea, headache, general soreness, and even the memory loss associated with drinking in excess.
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One of his Jason's biggest challenges is memory loss, which he compensates for by writing everything down in his phone immediately.
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This documentary about siblings and irrevocable memory loss is sad and eerie to the extent that you wish it were fiction.
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As much as Randall is worried about his mom's memory loss in the present day, Fogelman warns viewers to be concerned.
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Her sister is there, and seems to have recovered from the fall, though she says she is suffering from memory loss.
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The onset of Alzheimer's can come as early as 30 years before the patient experiences any symptoms, such as memory loss.
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When the songwriter Kris Kristofferson was struggling with memory loss, she decided to record with him and others while she could.
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Her sister is there, and seems to have recovered from the fall, though she says she is suffering from memory loss.
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The other principal character is Tausolo Aeiti (Beulah Koale, a newcomer), who suffers from crippling memory loss that hampers daily functioning.
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But for some people, it can lead to anxiety, memory loss or a panic attack, which often perpetuates long term anxiety.
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Nice, teachable moment, especially given the fact that depression and anxiety can lead to memory loss; research has shown that depression and short-term memory loss are linked, and generalized anxiety disorder has been linked with longer memory gaps, due to the "exhausting" frequency with which anxiety activates the brain's stress response, according to a report by Allure.
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As more people suffer from memory loss, they'll need to put plans in place to make sure their finances don't suffer, too.
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More visually apparent, the mice also performed better on maze tests, suggesting the drug had stopped and even reversed their memory loss.
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The condition is a collection of symptoms, such as memory loss, difficulties in thinking or problem-solving, and reduced ability to navigate.
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This is, apparently, a real thing: Memory loss caused by extreme stress or trauma is actually "dissociative amnesia," according to Merck Manuals.
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Francois, who says he has suffered memory loss, headaches and stammering, blames Monsanto for not giving sufficient warnings on the product label.
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The case centers on Alabama death row inmate Vernon Madison, who suffers from vascular dementia and memory loss after numerous severe strokes.
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Her patients are frail elderly people with multiple chronic illnesses: memory loss, heart and blood pressure problems, arthritis that makes mobility difficult.
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Piper has no recollection of the events that transpired and the mystery surrounding her memory loss draws a deeper web of confusion.
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There are some drugs prescribed to help with cognitive symptoms such as memory loss or confusion but nothing that actually targets Alzheimer's.
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While short-term memory loss is epidemic in the valley, private equity has historically stepped in to return order to inefficient markets.
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A simple daily exercise that he recommends can dramatically improve your cognitive abilities, boost your confidence and help stave off memory loss.
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The Alzheimer's Association has a list of warning signs of the disease, including poor judgment and memory loss that disrupts daily life.
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Her mother "had a stroke many years ago," at age 70, "and she had memory loss problems and couldn't communicate," she recalled.
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The Tick himself (played by Peter Serafinowicz) searches vainly for an origin story, since his memory loss prevents him from having one.
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But a rigorous clinical trial showed that testosterone was no better than a sugar pill in helping older men avoid memory loss.
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She moved back to Denver in 2009 partly to be closer to her father, who was then showing signs of memory loss.
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The Moving Memory Project explores memory loss through dementia and Alzheimer's and the impact of those conditions on people and their relationships.
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But struggling with memory loss, moodiness and a short temper, Gash reapplied for disability, this time with Scott's help, and was accepted.
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Also alarming is memory loss that sometimes results from "the nonbenzodiazepine sedative hypnotics, which include Ambien, Lunesta and Sonata," Dr. O'Shea wrote.
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The FCC notes there is currently no scientific evidence that mobile phone usage can lead to cancer, headaches, dizziness or memory loss.
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Improvements for the elderly participants include reduced depression, increased mobility, better communication and language, and lower levels of dementia and memory loss.
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In my clinical practice I hear about "green outs"—essentially consuming enough marijuana to result in acute neurotoxicity causing memory loss—regularly.
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"The side effects of antidepressants are not pleasant, but most people regard severe memory loss as a much bigger risk," he told me.
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Set largely in England, these ten elegiac tales depict loss of innocence, loss of memory, loss of love and, acutely, loss of life.
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The days-long journey has taken a toll on the couple's health, and Oelerich said it's clear that they struggle with memory loss.
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The lawsuit contended that Sayers claimed he suffers headaches, occasional short-term memory loss and other cognitive deficits because of chronic traumatic encephalopathy.
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Besides lung damage, it can lead to memory loss, irritability or depression, kidney failure, tremors or numbness, and discolored, peeling or scaly skin.
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Symptoms include depression, short-term memory loss, impulsive behavior and confusion, and they can begin to appear long after a football player's career.
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Those with a more severe build up, on the other hand, were more likely to have experienced cognitive symptoms, such as memory loss.
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Its symptoms depression, short-term memory loss, impulsive behavior and confusion — and these symptoms can begin to appear long after a player's career.
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And it seems fitting that the pair, viciously fighting a disease that causes memory loss, has a house flooded with photos and mementos.
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"Listen, Anne, I have a feeling you sometimes suffer from memory loss," he says to his daughter with just a touch of condescension.
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The first two are mild and involve short-term memory loss and visual enhancement, while level three is more intense and includes hallucinations.
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A person's positivity can also improve their psychology, making them better at coping with stress -- a contributor to memory loss and brain shrinkage.
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Or symptom-based clinical trials—like memory loss in Alzheimer's—may turn out to be the result of breakdowns in different molecular pathways.
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Numerous studies have found that the Mediterranean diet can reduce the risk of diabetes, high cholesterol, dementia, memory loss, depression and breast cancer.
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In addition to the cardinal symptoms of memory loss, dementia can cause the range of a person's vocabulary and speech syntax to constrict.
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Hopkins also struck his head during an accident in jail, O'Connell wrote, and has since reported having headaches, dizzy spells and memory loss.
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CTE is known for plaguing people with Alzheimer's like symptoms such as memory loss, rage, mood swings, and in some cases, suicidal ideation.
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Out There In a study from beyond the grave, the theoretical physicist sings (mathematically) of memory, loss and the possibility of data redemption.
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Cleansed of its abstract mathematics, the paper is an ode to memory, loss and the oldest of human yearnings, the desire for transcendence.
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The film follows a man who returns home after being kidnapped for 19 days; he suffers from memory loss and strange, uncontrollable behavior.
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A majority of the recent or upcoming books about the topic, though, are nonfiction works that take a prescriptive approach to memory loss.
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One woman may write a post, desperate and afraid of the man her husband is becoming — the rage, mood swings, depression, memory loss.
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Even so, recruitment for the trial will be difficult, Mr. Dwyer said: Nine other trials are looking for patients with mild memory loss.
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Crippled by multiple strokes and memory loss, Himes died in the care of his second wife and longtime partner, Lesley Himes, in 1984.
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"Second, based on those reports the (Food and Drug Administration) requires a black box warning stating statins can cause memory loss," Samaras said.
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The lawsuit contended that Sayers claimed he suffered headaches, occasional short-term memory loss and other cognitive deficits because of chronic traumatic encephalopathy.
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"Alzheimer's disease starts in the brain many decades before the first symptoms of memory loss appear, but what's happened over time is that most people don't realize their risk until they start having memory loss," said Dr. Richard Isaacson, director of the Alzheimer's Prevention Clinic at Weill Cornell Medicine and NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, who was not involved in the study.
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Sanofi says the side effects of zolpidem may include anxiety, depression, nervousness, strange behavior, thoughts of self-harm, memory loss, hallucinations, and severe confusion.
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He underwent "electroconvulsive therapy," which caused short-term memory loss but didn't impair his recollection enough to keep him from testifying during the trial.
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By the time symptoms like memory loss and confusion show up, a person's brain is littered with fiber-like plaques made of amyloid beta.
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Tests for Alzheimer's may need to look at a wider variety of memory loss signs and take place earlier in life, new research suggests.
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Coco's memory loss looks like the result of dementia, a series of brain changes that make it harder to think, remember, communicate, and function.
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Confusion, fumbling hands, memory loss, and slurred speech are some other symptoms of hypothermia to be on the lookout for, according to the CDC.
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Mirra is the first action sports athlete to be diagnosed with the disease that can lead to dementia, memory loss and depression, per ESPN.
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The truthers' initial claims — that Clinton has had a stroke, and has memory loss and a weak heart — are not comparable to the reality.
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She'd been eating canned tuna fish a few times a week and started to become lethargic, weak and suffer from short-term memory loss.
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Roughly 5.5 million Americans suffer from Alzheimer's disease, which causes memory loss and cognitive decline, and it's currently the sixth-leading cause of death.
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"For years, I felt that Colleen was exploiting me, the vulnerable nature of my memory loss, my lack of resources, and poverty," Kyle wrote.
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At the time, the Partridge Family star admitted he'd been "in denial" about the memory loss disease, which both his mother and grandfather battled.
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But this study looked at whether that gender difference might be affecting how early a woman is diagnosed with memory loss — and therefore treated.
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His severe memory loss and mental instability due to traumatic brain injury and and post-traumatic stress disorder made this hospital hell for him.
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Unlike other triggers of memory loss, like a stroke or epileptic seizures, the condition is considered harmless, and an episode does not last long.
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According to the Boston University CTE Center, symptoms include deteriorating cognitive function, memory loss, dizziness, headaches, erratic behavior, impaired speech, vertigo, and suicidal ideation.
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The cells were programmed to produce a toxin known as amyloid beta, which can build up and cause brain inflammation, leading to memory loss.
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Smoking, snorting, ingesting or injecting methamphetamine can cause aggression, memory loss and a range of other health complications, including heart attack or sudden death.
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She suffered serious brain damage and today she struggles with diminished cognitive abilities, double vision, incontinence and memory loss, her lawyer, Thomas Moore, said.
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The effect of this presidency-by-horrors is to induce amnesia in the public, as if we'd all been given a memory-loss drug.
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The stigma of Alzheimer's disease contributes to a natural tendency among patients and family members to deny or hide early signs of memory loss.
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TBI is known to cause depression, memory loss, severe headaches, dizziness, and fatigue — all injuries that come with both short- and long-term effects.
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TBI is known to cause depression, memory loss, severe headaches, dizziness and fatigue -- all injuries that come with both short- and long-term effects.
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Even if a doctor strongly suspects that an athlete's confusion or memory loss is related to C.T.E., proof can only be obtained on autopsy.
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Francois, 13, says he suffered neurological problems, including memory loss, fainting and headaches, after accidentally inhaling Lasso in 2004 while working on his farm.
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Perhaps there's an easier answer: with quaaludes—which have been linked to memory loss—flowing freely, maybe there just isn't a reliable narrator here.
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Ms. Bergquist, suffering from memory loss and insomnia, panicked every time she saw a tall African-American man — the loose description of Timothy's accomplice.
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The researchers came to this conclusion after looking at years of data on memory, memory loss, and brain activity in both humans and animals.
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Symptoms can include memory loss, decline in skills such as word finding and reduced reasoning or judgment, according to the National Institute on Aging.
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Yes, it's true, cocoa contains beneficial flavenoid chemicals that help keep our cells healthy, and blueberries may help aging rats guard against memory loss.
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Dinklage plays Sam Bloom, a model designer who's suffering from memory loss after a fatal car accident that killed his musician brother Dash (Matt Ellis).
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Photo: GettyStarting in 2015, doctors in Massachusetts began noticing a wave of typically young patients coming down with unexplained, sometimes permanent short-term memory loss.
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Nine months later, he learned that the memory-loss center director who diagnosed him didn't have a medical or psychology license needed to do so.
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The following artists use photography to understand, process, and cope with their experience of Alzheimer's, as well as dementia and other forms of memory loss.
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The girl didn't express any symptoms, but teratomas are known to trigger psychological problems, such as personality changes, paranoia, confusion, agitation, seizures, and memory loss.
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But what really has scientists excited this time around is the degree to which the worsening of memory loss slowed in patients taking the drug.
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Symptoms can include memory loss, difficulty planning and solving problems, difficultly completing familiar tasks, vision loss, misplacing items often and difficulty finding the right words.
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Most attacks are mild, such as forgetting a familiar number or where you parked your car, but for some, memory loss can worsen over time.
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For those who aren't diagnosed quickly, the disease can be debilitating, highlighted by severe joint pain, memory loss, Bell's palsy (facial drooping), fatigue, and depression.
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Farquhar has a scar on the left side of his face and will face memory loss, among other side effects of the life-saving operation.
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Once those enter the body, they can set off a ferocious immune response as well as temporary neurological problems like memory loss, seizures and hallucinations.
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Older adults who volunteered to help children with reading and writing tended to experience less memory loss and maintain greater physical mobility, one study suggested.
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Chuck, who had always been on the move, was now at home every hour of every day, struggling with anger, depression, memory loss and fatigue.
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These blows have been linked to chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or C.T.E., a brain disease that causes many different symptoms including depression, memory loss and dementia.
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And at the Museum of Modern Art, a documentary by Michelle Memran about Ms. Fornés and her battle with memory loss runs through Aug. 29.
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Retired N.F.L. players have described experiencing depression, memory loss and other symptoms of C.T.E., whose onset can begin when people are in their late 20s.
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Considering how many people struggle with memory loss due to age and disease, there's naturally a lot of interest in knowing how Dellis' brain works.
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Prolonged exposure to ammonia burns lung tissue, and the long-term effects of hydrogen sulfide include memory loss, poor motor function and decreased attention span.
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The brain trauma sustained in football and other contact sports is now linked to long-term cognitive impairment, including memory loss, confusion, depression and dementia.
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And if Judge confirms that Kavanaugh did drink to the point of blackout or memory loss, then (21982) Kavanaugh's denial that he attacked Ford loses much of its credibility, because he might well have drank to the point of memory loss on the night of the attack, and (21) Kavanaugh's own Senate testimony that he did not drink to the point of blackout is false.
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They told me what had happened and I proceeded to get very emotional, but the crazy part is that I was experiencing short-term memory loss.
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And when humans eat those shellfish, the neurotoxin leads to a disorder known as amnesic shellfish poisoning—featuring symptoms like seizures, memory loss, and even death.
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Day was reported missing in mid-July by his husband, who suffers memory loss and was in a hospital at the time, The Oregonian has reported.
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Throughout Mark Leibovich's new book Big Game, the ghoulish results of an NFL career — memory loss, physical degeneration, grief — materialize on the edges, in discordant places.
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Compared to electroshock, TMS is relatively mild: patients can be awake for certain procedures without any medication, and side effects such as memory loss are rare.
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In "National Treasure" Dee (Andrea Riseborough) wonders whether her drug-addiction and memory loss is linked to the predatory behaviour of which her father is accused.
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Allenby believes someone slipped a date-rape drug into his drink at the restaurant when he was taking photos, which he said explained the memory loss.
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"Finding Dory" centers on a blue tang fish with short term memory loss (Ellen DeGeneres) and her quest to be reunited with her long-lost parents.
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"Side effects like increased heart rate and even the minor cognitive impairments like memory loss can have a much bigger impact on older individuals," Raichbach says.
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Victims of lightning strikes can experience cardiac arrest, severe burns, hearing loss and neurological afflictions that may lead to personality changes, mood swings and memory loss.
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Last fall it applied for Phase 1 clinical testing of its first drug in Europe, which the company believes could slow the progression of memory loss.
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These effects cause heart and lung disease; decrease children's IQ; increase asthma for all of us; and causes memory loss in older adults, among other impacts.
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The degenerative disease can cause several symptoms such as memory loss, confusion, depression, impulse control and dementia that appear years after the blows to the head.
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"The quality of life is affected by these factors: nutrition, frailty, memory loss and abuse," said Grewal, who is also chairman of the Age Friendly Project.
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The play centers on an 85-year-old woman, portrayed by Lois Smith in last year's production, who confronts memory loss through storytelling and artificial intelligence.
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By the mid-1980s, the Veterans Administration had linked such treatment to memory loss, an exaggerated startle reflex, horrific nightmares, headaches and an inability to concentrate.
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"For already mildly impaired subjects, I doubt that the learning effect is significant since these subjects usually have already significant short-term memory loss," he said.
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Mr. Jiang was reportedly weak, they said, and suffering severe memory loss, raising fears that he might have been drugged, tortured or ill treated in detention.
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Finding Nemo used Dory almost exclusively for comic relief, turning to her short-term memory loss to lighten the mood whenever things started to look bleak.
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A hormone that is released during exercise may improve brain health and lessen the damage and memory loss that occur during dementia, a new study finds.
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In some cases the victims heard nothing, while others sensed deafening sound, but all suffered symptoms such as nausea, dizziness and temporary hearing or memory loss.
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Researchers can't tell which of these conditions is the culprit in memory loss in a particular patient, or whether all of them together are to blame.
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Therese's eldest child, Claudette Dion, revealed last year that her mother had been dealing with significant health problems ... including memory loss and vision and hearing impairment.
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But the government does require doctors to ask patients over age 65 during the yearly Medicare Wellness Exam whether they've noticed any depression or memory loss.
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Of those, 110 were found to have C.T.E., the degenerative disease linked to repeated blows to the head, which can cause memory loss, depression and dementia.
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So when retired players in their 30s and 218s started complaining about memory loss, struggles with paying attention and anger management, Alan Pearce tried to help.
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"It is important for people who think their daily lives are impacted by memory loss to discuss these concerns with a health care provider," he said.
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On Monday's episode of Dancing with the Stars, actor Frankie Muniz shared a personal health tidbit in a pre-taped segment: He's struggling with serious memory loss.
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Did they accidentally come across those jungle red berries and realize a side effect of consumption was memory loss and then sell the idea to the D.O.D.?
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Day was reported missing in July 2018 by his husband, who suffers from memory loss, after he failed to visit him at the hospital for several weeks.
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And it's possible rocking could be used to treat people with insomnia, age-related sleep problems, and "other sleep disorders, as well as memory loss," Kompotis said.
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Victims who survive lightning strikes can experience cardiac arrest, severe burns, hearing loss and neurological afflictions that may lead to personality changes, mood swings and memory loss.
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He may have temporary memory loss at this stage or he may just be very scared and not in control of his new body outside a Pokeball.
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In humans, Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease—the most common prion-based disorder—is known to cause dementia, memory loss, impaired motor skills, loss of vision, and eventually death.
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But it doesn't always go like this, noted Steve Starnes, a certified financial planner with Grand Wealth Management who specializes in planning for people with memory loss.
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In the last seconds of season 1, various members of the Order Of The Blue Rose dose each of Belgrave University's resident werewolves with memory loss powder.
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Researchers and regulators determined that acute blasts of it can cause dizziness, drowsiness, headaches, loss of consciousness, limited memory loss, skin blistering, and visual and coordination issues.
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Its engineers managed to keep it working through standard Mars hazards like brutal temperature swings and dust storms and as it coped with problems of memory loss.
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As a precautionary measure, the boards were destroyed to ensure they wouldn't cause memory loss or other forms of bodily harm to members of the unsuspecting public.
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The idea that a drug could clear the brain of amyloid and halt the progression of memory loss is beyond anything doctors have at their disposal today.
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In some cases the victims heard nothing and in others deafening sound, but all suffered symptoms such as nausea, dizziness and some temporary hearing or memory loss.
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Researchers believe the degenerative brain disease occurs from repeated hits to the head and can result in Alzheimer's-like symptoms of memory loss, aggression and possibly suicide.
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Recent research published in the journal Neurology found that improving overall diet quality is an important factor for lowering the risk of memory loss and thinking ability.
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Memory loss and dementia have been popular subjects for playwrights recently, on Broadway ("The Father") and locally ("Old Love New Love" at Luna Stage in West Orange).
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Protectively, many of those women have received chemotherapy, which can have devastating side effects, including anemia, a weakened immune system, hair loss, diarrhea, fatigue and memory loss.
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"What we're really striving for is something that would not cause memory loss, because you shouldn't have to choose between your memories and your mood," she says.
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"Memory loss is an early sign of Alzheimer's disease," said Dr. Jason Karlawish, co-director of the Penn Memory Center at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.
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The high accolades are not surprising, as numerous studies found the diet can reduce the risk for diabetes, high cholesterol, dementia, memory loss, depression and breast cancer.
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Although there are uncertainties surrounding C.T.E., which only can be positively diagnosed posthumously, it has been linked to dementia-like symptoms including memory loss, depression and impulsivity.
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He noted that other former residents were said to be still experiencing health problems, such as seizures, kidney disease, memory loss and other physical and mental disabilities.
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Darryl, who asked that his last name not be used to protect his privacy, has hypertension, near-crippling depression and memory loss from a traumatic brain injury.
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According to the Concussion Legacy Foundation, Sash had advanced C.T.E. Teammates and family said that he had shown symptoms of confusion and memory loss before his death.
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"TBI is known to cause depression, memory loss, severe headaches, dizziness and fatigue — all injuries that come with both short- and long-term effects," the group said.
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But yes, if we must confirm the facts yet again: There is a link between depression, anxiety, and memory loss, and people are definitely talking about it.
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Dementia is the name for a group of symptoms caused by disorders that affect the brain, often leading to memory loss or other problems with brain function.
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After adjusting the data to consider age, sex, body mass and smoking, the study found people with the highest levels of cortisol had the most memory loss.
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Ms. Rollins was one of three caregivers who worked 12-to-14-hour shifts looking after the husband, 84, and wife, 303, who suffer from memory loss.
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Effects of foods on brain and mental health, from the developing brain in infants and children to protecting against memory loss, dementia and depression later in life.
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"Continue to pursue a cause and treatment," Dr. Tarawneh advises anyone who may be suffering the same mysterious memory loss Muniz is dealing with at a young age.
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Years of memory loss and undiagnosed depression led to speculation that Ewen, 49, had chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a degenerative brain disease caused by repeated blows to the head.
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They can include cognitive impairment, impulsive behavior, depression, memory loss, difficulty planning or carrying out tasks, emotional instability, substance abuse, and suicidal thoughts, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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In the documentary, a frail and weak Cassidy deals with health problems and memory loss as he records a new album in an attempt to stage a comeback.
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More than 50 people are suing a now-closed Ohio memory loss clinic's former director and owner, after receiving false diagnoses of Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia.
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There are, for example, some commonly accepted ideas that one of the first signs of dementia is memory loss, or with Parkinson's Disease there will be a tremor.
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"Plasma is not FDA-recognized or approved to treat conditions such as normal aging or memory loss, or other diseases like Alzheimer's or Parkinson's disease," the FDA stated.
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Sean Stewart's gf Daisy Lea is suffering severe memory loss ... is all we can assume since she went shopping in Bev Hills -- without a single stitch of underwear.
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Susan explains that the disease deeply affected her husband's mind, causing him to suffer from memory loss, delusions, and paranoia, as well as other painful and debilitating symptoms.
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Salaam's brother, Jabali Alaji, told USA Today this month that Salaam suffered from depression and had symptoms associated with football head trauma, including memory loss and vision problems.
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At least 11 people were taken to the hospital and plaintiffs in the lawsuit detail long-term injuries, including physical pain, memory loss and post-traumatic stress disorder.
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The 2012 F.D.A. advisory also warns of other side effects of statins, such as muscle injury, rare cases of liver damage and reports of memory loss and confusion.
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It also features a grumpy octopus, Pixar's typically stunning animation, and Ellen DeGeneres reprising her Finding Nemo role as an adorable blue fish with short-term memory loss.
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When Giertz recorded the video announcing she had a tumor, she didn't know if she'd be blinded during surgery, or paralyzed, or experience memory loss or personality changes.
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The doc reassured me that the class of medications known as benzodiazepines were benign, but I was reading research linking benzos with dementia, memory loss, falls, and overdoses.
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Fans are now familiar with sad stories of retired pro players suffering from dementia, memory loss and suicidal depression as the aftereffects of hits absorbed on the gridiron.
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The woman had a yearlong history of progressive memory loss and behavioral problems and was referred to Dr. Devi, a neurologist, with a possible diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia.
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Read more>>> A hormone that is released during exercise may improve brain health and lessen the damage and memory loss that occur during dementia, a new study finds.
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Luckily, memory loss linked to trauma or mental illness isn't necessarily permanent and can be alleviated with the help of a mental health professional, per the Allure report.
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Research has linked a Mediterranean diet, which includes foods like whole grains and hummus, to a reduction in memory loss, and blueberries have been found to boost memory.
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In an interview on "In Depth with Graham Bensinger," Thomas said he's already experiencing memory loss and he's sure "the damage has already been done" to his brain.
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Many people who contract POW virus do not have any symptoms, but those who do may experience a fever, headache, vomiting, and also mental confusion, memory loss, or seizures.
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"Many soldiers come back with life-long problems of memory loss, blood clots in vital organs and other life-threatening issues," social scientist Nalin Mehta wrote in February 2016.
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After coming to terms with the memory loss disease, Cassidy told PEOPLE that he was ready to stop touring as a musician to concentrate on his health and happiness.
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The illness has been linked to memory loss and even death—and it's one football players are prone too because of the laborious and dangerous nature of the game.
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According to McKee's analysis, Hernandez was found to have Stage 3 CTE, which is commonly associated with cognitive and memory loss, as well as behavioral changes and impaired judgment.
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In suit after suit, the man who claims to possess one of world's best memories suddenly seems to have chronic memory loss when asked about critical facts or events.
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This tau buildup, known as CTE (which can only be diagnosed by examining the brains of people who've died), can lead to memory loss, aggressive behavior, depression, and dementia.
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She noted other symptoms: flashbacks, short- and long-term memory loss, distress at seeing anyone in a military uniform, hopelessness about the future and a strong avoidance of noise.
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And then comes the thunderbolt that splits his life in two: He is beaten so badly by two home invaders that he incurs severe brain damage and memory loss.
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It's vaguely similar to the structure of the Christopher Nolan film Memento, which uses its backward structure to mimic the way its protagonist suffers from short-term memory loss.
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He also coached Ted Johnson, a brilliant linebacker who has spoken with aching honesty of his struggles with depression and memory loss after more concussions than he can count.
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Hall of Fame quarterback Brett Favre has spoken about his memory loss and changes after his career in the NFL, likely a result of his many concussions while playing.
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He's also got to jog their memory a little bit when it comes to why these things are happening because of this mysteriously strong memory loss over the years.
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Prosecutors landed only one belated blow: in 2011 he was convicted of misconduct in office, with a suspended two-year sentence (he declined to give evidence, pleading memory loss).
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If you live a high-stress life, you could have memory loss and brain shrinkage before you turn 50, according to a study published Wednesday in the journal Neurology.
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Most recently, in Cuba, it's thought that the diplomats who developed puzzling symptoms of memory loss, headaches, and hearing loss may have actually been victims of the nocebo effect.
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Speaking to PEOPLE after his performance with pro Witney Carson, which earned him a 24 out of 30, Muniz revealed his memory loss wasn't always something he was comfortable discussing.
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Importantly, this study doesn't tell us how the dolphins may be affected by their specific version of the disease, or whether they suffer from any associated memory loss or confusion.
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And doctors developed better ways to apply electricity to the brain — such as using electrodes on only one side, instead of both — which reduced cognitive side effects like memory loss.
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Fabric – A network of searchable memories In today's day and age, companies with millions in resources like Google's Calico are working on combating diseases related to aging like memory loss.
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We get confirmation that Farrier was trying to sell Myfanwy in a similar exchange the night that Myfanwy lost her memory, and we meet the EVA behind said memory loss.
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While advocates for people with dementia welcomed the news, they noted that Alzheimer's disease and other forms of memory loss remain a serious burden for the nation and the world.
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Frankie -- looking healthy and happy, btw -- said drugs and alcohol have ZERO factor in his memory loss, but he does have a remedy for remembering his 'Malcolm' days -- binge-watching!
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Previous research has shown that CTE is linked to — among other things — memory loss, depression, and dementia, and in recent years it has become a point of controversy within football.
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His personality started to change, researchers wrote in the study, and he experienced episodes of depression, 'brain fog,' memory loss and aggressive behavior that was out of character for him.
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"The marketers of Prevagen preyed on the fears of older consumers experiencing age-related memory loss," Jessica Rich, director of the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection, said in a statement.
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Take the negative sides of heavy pot-smoking — short-term memory loss, paranoia, poor motor skills — exaggerate them, and you have seams of comedy gold for talented moviemakers to mine.
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He described the long-term success rate for GBM treatment under these circumstances as "generally poor," with side effects that can include memory loss, poor brain function and strokelike symptoms.
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CTE is beginning to manifest for him—he has debilitating symptoms like memory loss, cognitive impairment, and problems with impulse control—and you see what his family is going through.
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At least 11 people were taken to the hospital and plaintiffs in a lawsuit detail long-term injuries, including physical pain, memory loss and post-traumatic stress disorder (The Hill).
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To make others more comfortable in engaging with someone with memory loss, let them know that the person has dementia, and share the strategies you have learned to improve communication.
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And in the photographs Copier Coller and Qui Perd La Memoire Se Ruine, Pétillon explores concepts of copy/paste and memory loss amidst two areas of urban ruin in Shanghai.
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Now, with some modifications, the company thinks it can help people who struggle with memory loss to live at home — saving the government money it would otherwise spend on care.
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In testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday, Judge Kavanaugh also denied the possibility that he had ever been blackout drunk, a state that implies memory loss, despite consciousness.
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Understand Football and Head Trauma: The brain trauma sustained in football and other contact sports is now linked to long-term cognitive impairment, including memory loss, confusion, depression and dementia.
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A neurologist had put me on the anticonvulsant drug Keppra as a preventive in case a seizure had caused an otherwise unexplained fall on my head and brief memory loss.
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However, there is a potential bias, as many of the studied brains came from players who experienced clinical CTE symptoms when living, such as memory loss, rage and mood swings.
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After a lifetime of faking it in all sorts of ways as a mode of resilience, she is still an expert, compensating for her memory loss with skill and grace.
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The researchers wanted to test whether cocoa flavanol supplements might stave off cognitive decline in the dentate gyrus region of the brain, which is associated with age-related memory loss.
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Ambien has a number of side effects including nausea, memory loss, anxiety, confusion, rapid heartbeat, diarrhea, appetite loss, aggression, impaired vision, inability to concentrate and addiction, according to American Addiction Centers .
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"My doctor has told me due to my amnesia my memory loss may be irreversible, there's a 50 percent chance," Maruyama said in her proposal, which was filmed by the show.
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The ban took place before a number of studies in the 7803s and 2000's demonstrated some of the ill effects of chronic MDMA use which include memory loss and depression.
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This plotline returns and becomes one of the indicators that Ophelia is suffering from memory loss, when she mistakenly thinks Annalise is being charged for her crime of setting the fire.
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Memory loss, according to the Epilepsy Society of the UK, can happen after epileptic seizures, though most of the time, people lose memories over a period of time with smaller seizures.
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"Excessive college drinking is associated with a range of academic, physical, psychological alcohol-related consequences such as property damage, personal injury, memory loss, sexual assault, and expulsion," Scott-Sheldon told VICE.
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Nichelle Nichols -- best known for playing Lieutenant Uhura in "Star Trek" -- is suffering from severe short-term memory loss and needs protection from being taken advantage of ... according to her son.
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The most common form of dementia, Alzheimer's begins with mild memory loss, and can lead to a loss of the ability to carry on a conversation and respond to the environment.
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Financial Freedom, a unit of OneWest bank, is being probed over alleged complaints it deliberately targeted seniors with dementia and other memory-loss related issues, among other things, the person said.
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Certain fats are indeed essential to protect against memory loss, specifically polyunsaturated fats and monounsaturated fats, he said, while trans fats are certainly harmful, and conflicting data exists for saturated fats.
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He was the latest in a string of former enforcers, including Boogaard, Bob Probert and Wade Belak, who died young after displaying symptoms related to C.T.E., including memory loss and depression.
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In a 2013 interview with The Denver Post, Parker described experiencing short-term memory loss, sensitivity to light, nausea and dizziness — all symptoms that have been linked to repeated head trauma.
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Captivated by what she gains in the absent girl's place, the narrator rationalizes her actions by telling herself that the girl's mother, who suffers from memory loss, cannot tell the difference.
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And with 40% of 80-plus-year-olds having plaques without symptoms, yet 25-50% of elders complaining of memory loss, determining what's normal and what's Alzheimer's is a difficult feat.
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My therapists had recommended extreme treatments like electroshock therapy, a procedure that frightened me due to reports of memory loss from those who had undergone it, but had never mentioned this.
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When blood flow to the brain is blocked, it can lead to a type of dementia called vascular dementia, Dr. Abrams says, but memory loss isn't always a given after a stroke.
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Doctors who advocate for ECT say there can be some short-term memory loss, but add that it's difficult to pinpoint the cause — because severe depression can also cause this to happen.
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The youngest patient, a 19-year-old and the only one without a history of opioid use, no longer had short-term memory loss five months later, though he also developed seizures.
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Rachel is prone to blackouts: she may have been involved, but she cannot be sure, because at the crossroads of her rage, drunkenness and obsession there is memory loss, confusion and hope.
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She adds that at that age the results aren't that impressive, since 50-year-olds don't suffer severe memory loss and exercise and diet are usually enough to keep the brain healthy.
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But as he aged, the New York Times reported, he also experienced symptoms similar to dementia — depression, confusion, and memory loss — although he was only in his 60s when he passed away.
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The hope is that by treating people at risk for Alzheimer's before symptoms appear, we can potentially prevent or even delay the onset of memory loss and other markers of the disease.
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Following several strokes and a diagnosis with vascular dementia, his memory loss is so severe that he "does not believe that he ever killed anybody," according to a doctor who assessed him.
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Head injuries have received a lot of attention because repeated blunt impacts — like the type football players experience — have been linked to problems like memory loss, dementia, and depression later in life.
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The 66-year-old actor, widely known for his starring role as Keith Partridge on the 1970s series The Partridge Family, reveals to PEOPLE that he is fighting the memory loss disease.
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Not everyone infected with the virus shows symptoms, but those who do might experience fever, headache, vomiting, weakness, confusion, seizures and memory loss, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says.
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Though it has similar symptoms to Alzheimer's -- including memory loss, mood swings and depression -- it has a distinct pathology, with an abnormal protein called tau taking over specific regions of the brain.
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They also raised concerns that while the drug slowed cognitive decline, such as memory loss, the disease was not arrested and patients continued to experience decline over the 18-month treatment period.
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According to the complaint, Laurinaitis, 55; Snuka, 72; and Orndorff, 66, suffer from cognitive difficulties including headaches, dizziness and memory loss, while Snuka and Orndorff also experience confusion, depression and mood swings.
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But the more neuroscientists unravel the inner workings of memory storage and recollection in the brain, the better positioned we'll be at understanding human cognition and perhaps reversing memory loss as well.
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If you worry these might be signs of significant memory loss or the early stages of Alzheimer's disease, which causes a slow deterioration in memory and reasoning skills, fear not, experts said.
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It contains bromine, the element found in brominated flame retardants, and studies suggest it can build up in the body and can potentially lead to memory loss and skin and nerve problems.
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The task facing Eli Lilly, the giant pharmaceutical company, sounds simple enough: Find 375 people with early Alzheimer's disease for a bold new clinical trial aiming to slow or stop memory loss.
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In children, lead exposure can impair basic brain development, causing impulsivity, anxiety, depression, and diminished I.Q. In the elderly, it can prompt memory loss, and pregnant women can suffer miscarriages and stillbirths.
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Changes in the firing pattern of neurons, the weakening of synapses and the generation of new neurons in the brain have all been shown to contribute to some level of memory loss.
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And the worry about head injuries isn't just about concussions, but about chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE, a neurodegenerative disease characterized by memory loss, cognitive problems, and mood disorders, among other things.
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And in April, Canada pulled all nonessential staff and diplomats' family members after testing concluded that their diplomats also suffered from mystery symptoms including dizziness, ringing in the ears and memory loss.
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The service members and their families suffered numerous health problems from exposure to the mold, including respiratory ailments, liver and spleen damage, headaches, memory loss, rashes, arthritis and lupus, the suit said.
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Her Deadly Reflections (LMN at 8) Kelly's life is upended when she wakes up in the hospital with major memory loss after a car crash and isn't sure who she can trust.
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Aldrin&aposs lawsuit filed earlier this month in a Florida state court, came a week after children Andrew and Janice filed a petition claiming Aldrin suffers from memory loss, delusions, paranoia and confusion.
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Suffering from a mysterious memory loss, the hero crash-lands on Earth, where she's intercepted by S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Nick Fury (played by Samuel L. Jackson with the aid of some digital "de-aging").
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The study, published in the Journal of Neuropsychiatry & Clinical Neurosciences, found that those who engaged in crafts like knitting and crocheting had a diminished chance of developing mild cognitive impairment and memory loss.
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And the released transcript of her FBI questioning on her personal email scandal included the presidential candidate herself telling investigators that she suffered memory loss and other health issues due to a concussion.
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While the effect does seem real, this isn't exactly the significant memory loss you might expect after five years of smoking pot daily — especially considering those participants did fine on the other tests.
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He first wrote about it in 1906, describing the case of a woman named "Auguste D." Alzheimer called it "a peculiar disease," marked by significant memory loss, severe paranoia and other psychological changes.
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Like many, I had been particularly taken by reports that American diplomats in Cuba had suffered from a range of mysterious symptoms, including nausea, hearing loss, dizziness, memory loss and even brain damage.
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The scientists are in discussions to commercialize the technology, and so people in the throes of serious memory loss, and their families, likely feel a sense of hope, thin though it may be.
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As we first reported ... Kyle says his mother, who famously played Lt. Uhura, suffers from severe short-term memory loss, and needs court-ordered protection to block people from taking advantage of her.
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The other arises from mixing the drug with other drugs and alcohol, behavior that often leads to dangerous blackouts that can result in complete memory loss and last for days at a time.
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"She worries about what's going to happen in the future, I might end up with a wheelchair or have memory loss, but I try not to worry about those things," Mr. Karavoluias said.
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The infusions are promoted to treat a variety of conditions, including normal aging and memory loss as well as serious conditions such as dementia, multiple sclerosis, heart disease and post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Mr. Musk, the founder of Tesla, says his device could enable telepathy and circumvent memory loss; Mr. Tibbetts's don't do more than open doors at the hospital in nearby Palmdale, where he works.
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Alzheimer's disease, which starts with memory loss and escalates to severe brain damage, is believed to cause 60% to 70% of the cases of dementia reported worldwide, according to the World Health Organization.
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The researchers had wanted to test whether taking cocoa supplements might enhance a region of the brain called the dentate gyrus that deteriorates with age and is associated with age-related memory loss.
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The use of certain prescription medications, including anti-anxiety meds, antidepressants, statins, and sleeping pills, can also bring on memory loss, as can over-the-counter sleep aids and allergy meds, adds Dr. Tarawneh.
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Howard told Lana Wood that his sources claimed Wagner won't talk to police because his memory "is unreliable" and "he has early onset memory loss and he really doesn't want to answer those questions."
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In 2012, the Food and Drug Administration approved changing the safety labels on cholesterol-lowering statin drugs to indicate that they come with potential cognitive side effects, such as reversible memory loss and confusion.
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In an extreme case of stress-induced memory loss, a woman in England forgot her name, her husband's identity, and nearly everything else about her life after a nervous breakdown, The Daily Mail reports.
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In fresh research, Dr. Fang Ko of the UCL Institute of Ophthalmology in London explored the thickness of the retinal nerve fiber layer as a possible predictor of memory loss and other mental failings.
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Memory loss, confusion, delayed reporting of the incident to authorities and continuing to see an offender after are common behaviors of people victimized by people they know, Valliere testified, especially when intoxicants are used.
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If someone eats enough of the toxin at a high enough level, it can cause neurological problems including short-term memory loss, seizures, dizziness, motor weakness, headache, seizures, cardiac arrhythmia, coma and even death.
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"My parents were not diagnosed with dementia or Alzheimer's [disease] so we are just learning about memory loss and things family members should think about when signs appear," the concerned daughter adds to PEOPLE.
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"Lumosity preyed on consumers' fears about age-related cognitive decline, suggesting their games could stave off memory loss, dementia, and even Alzheimer's disease," said Jessica Rich, director of the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection.
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We meet Dory (Ellen Degeneres, who's perfect in these films) as a child, with parents (Diane Keaton and Eugene Levy) who realize, with her memory loss, they essentially have a child with special needs.
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That's the takeaway from a new study that compared how men and women with varying stages of memory loss respond to verbal learning tests, a key method for diagnosing Alzheimer's and other memory disorders.
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In the United States alone, over seven million people are blind or have low vision, 10 million are deaf or hard of hearing, and tens of millions have ADHD, memory loss, and other challenges.
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During a more serious interlude, when we see the children helping their older, frailer father take a bath, the non sequiturs in the dialogue aren't funny anymore: They are evidence of his memory loss.
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But then fate walks into his office in the person of Ms. Mol's Jaclyn Blackstone, who has relatively mild symptoms — memory loss, trouble concentrating — and, she says, a police-detective husband who beats her.
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Young physicians in training find it difficult to muster interest in the slow grind of caring for older patients, and days filled with discussions about medication management, insomnia, memory loss and Meals on Wheels deliveries.
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But a subset of around 8,500 volunteers were also studied for their potential risk of dementia and mild cognitive impairment (MCI), an earlier stage of memory loss and brain drain that often progresses to dementia.
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"Lumosity preyed on consumers' fears about age-related cognitive decline, suggesting their games could stave off memory loss, dementia, and even Alzheimer's disease," FTC Bureau of Consumer Protection Director Jessica Rich said in a statement.
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Lumos had created a brain-training game called Lumosity that claimed to relieve dementia and ward off memory loss, so for a monthly membership of $14.95, users were told they could achieve their full potential.
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Attacking amyloid plaques Like other anti-amyloid drugs, solanezumab was designed to reduce the build up of amyloid plaques on the brain, which are thought to contribute to the memory loss associated with Alzheimer's disease.
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The city switched back to Lake Huron water, but not before residents reported a litany of health problems, outlined in a class-action lawsuit: skin lesions, hair loss, vision loss, memory loss, depression and anxiety.
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Some clinics claim the procedure works like a fountain of youth to reverse aging and memory loss or even treat diseases like dementia, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer's, heart disease or post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Lead poisoning is dangerous for anyone -- the related woes include skin lesions, hair loss, vision loss, memory loss, depression and anxiety, according to a class-action lawsuit -- but Weaver seems equally worried about the future.
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What researchers found was that the people who drank the most had the highest risk of hippocampal atrophy, which is a form of brain damage often associated with memory-loss conditions like Alzheimer's and dementia.
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Campbell has faced questions about the credibility of his account of events due to his memory loss after a brain tumor and because he is accused of engaging in unauthorized payments with Russians while undercover.
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The former Partridge Family star and musician, who revealed to PEOPLE in this week's issue that he is fighting the memory loss disease, says his current battle is separate from his past struggles with alcoholism.
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That sort of repetitive brain trauma has been linked to CTE, a progressive, degenerative disease of the brain that is marked by memory loss, impaired judgment, impulse control problems, aggression, and depression, among other symptoms.
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Aldrin's lawsuit filed earlier this month in a Florida state court came a week after his children, Andrew and Janice, filed a petition claiming their father was suffering from memory loss, delusions, paranoia and confusion.
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I garage my car, which gives me the opportunity to exercise my brain with the complex question of tipping — you may have seen the studies about how this delays the onset of adult memory loss.
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The title is a sympathetic nod to what it feels like to care for someone with Alzheimer's, other dementias or memory loss, and it could take nearly that long to read this book and absorb.
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He enabled us to see the world through the eyes of men and women with autism, Tourette's syndrome or memory loss: those who experienced reality differently and expanded our conceptions of emotion, time and space.
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Doctors and his family can only wonder whether Wood, as he himself suspected, is suffering from the disease that increasingly haunts football — chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or C.T.E., which has symptoms like dementia, memory loss and depression.
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Producer John Marks told Fox News he never witnessed Cassidy drinking and the fallen star truly believed his significant memory loss was caused by dementia, not liver disease, which doctors would later diagnose during his hospitalization.
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Another small study from the National Institutes for Health found that drinking Korean pear juice before consuming alcohol can reduce overall hangover severity, reduces memory loss, improves concentration, and reduces levels of acetaldehyde in the body.
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We got Frankie at The Grove Wednesday and asked him about his big revelation on "Dancing with the Stars" -- that he's suffering severe memory loss due to multiple mini strokes and 9 concussions from playing sports.
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According to the BBC, both men ended up in intensive care, hooked up to dialysis machines to help their overwhelmed kidneys out, and Rossetta even experienced short-term memory loss as a result of the megadose.
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Check out which companies are making headlines before the bell: Eli Lilly — The drugmaker said its experimental Alzheimer's drug failed to meet its goals in a phase 3 study, with no significant slowdown in memory loss.
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ECT still has side effects, including potential memory loss, and it's only considered best for people with depression or bipolar disorder who haven't responded to other treatments—but it doesn't cause brain damage when properly used.
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The ideal amount and type of activity for staving off memory loss is unknown, he says, although even the most avid exercisers in this group were generally cycling or dancing only a few times a week.
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Told in reverse chronological order, "Memento" is a mystery about a man (Guy Pearce) who suffers from short-term memory loss, a condition so severe that he forgets everything that happened to him 15 minutes ago.
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Perhaps most important, the new brain cells in the runners tended to integrate into and bulk up portions of the brain that, if damaged by disease, are associated with early memory loss and dementia, she adds.
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In the years before he committed suicide, Todd Ewen, who had retired after the 1996-97 season, showed many of the symptoms linked to the disease, she said, including depression, memory loss, mood swings and sleeplessness.
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Jiraporn Laothamatas, a neuroradiologist and director of Thailand's Advanced Diagnostic Imaging Center (AIMC), said a five-year study she conducted showed patterns of brain damage and memory loss in young fighters, compared to non-boxing peers.
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"Lumosity preyed on consumers' fears about age-related cognitive decline, suggesting their games could stave off memory loss, dementia, and even Alzheimer's disease," Jessica Rich, Director of the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection, said in a statement.
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The FTC claimed Lumos "preyed on consumers' fears about age-related cognitive decline, suggesting their games could stave off memory loss, dementia, and even Alzheimer's disease," as a statement from the administration's Bureau of Consumer Protection explained.
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Alzheimer's disease affects more than 5 million Americans, and is the most common cause of dementia, a broad term used to define memory loss and cognitive abilities that interfere with daily life, according to the Alzheimer's Association.
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A study in 2017 of 111 deceased NFL players found that 110 had chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a degenerative disease that may cause erratic behaviour, memory loss and depression, and can be diagnosed definitively only after death.
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"The marketers of Prevagen preyed on the fears of older consumers experiencing age-related memory loss," Jessica Rich, director of the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection, said in a statement when the FTC filed suit in January.
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A growing body of work shows that poor financial decision-making or deficiencies in complex daily living tasks -- aspects of social cognition -- may occur before the appearance of obvious cognitive symptoms such as memory loss, she said.
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Scientific evidence suggests that CBD partially neutralizes the potent effect of THC, including reducing paranoia or memory loss - and experts say this is why skunk and other high potency cannabis products are linked to a higher psychosis.
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In her three seasons on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Lisa Rinna has exposed many of her personal problems to the cameras — including her loose lips, her hot temper, and her recent bout with memory loss.
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Memory loss, confusion, delayed reporting of the offense to authorities and continuing to see an offender after an alleged sexual assault are common in victims attacked by people they know, she testified — especially when intoxicants are used.
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The Svinz Digital Calendar Day Clock is a digital clock and a calendar all in one, with auto-dimming and three alarm modes that can help those facing memory loss, Alzheimer's, or dementia maintain a comforting routine.
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Dr. McKee said that Stage 2 C.T.E. can be especially symptomatic, causing problems like depression, short-term memory loss, lack of impulse control, irritability and mood swings, and that some symptoms could be confused with mental illness.
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A look at the restaurant's calendar for the next four and half months helps explain its force in northern Manhattan: a weekly comedy club, a monthly Memory Cafe for people with memory loss, birthdays and bar mitzvahs.
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When defecting from their plant-based diets, these bloggers and influencers claimed a variety of onset health problems such as losing their periods; skin issues, like rashes and acne; brain fog and memory loss; and digestive issues.
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This has raised red flags among health professionals because emerging studies also link neonic exposures with neurological and developmental harms — including malformations of the developing heart and brain, autism, and symptoms like memory loss and muscle tremors.
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Cora taught me that there are worse things than dying — that getting older is a process of losing your children to distance and coping with incontinence and memory loss, yes, but also of becoming more unapologetically yourself.
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It was too small, too narrowly focused, and too short-lived to tell us anything important about real memory loss with aging, said Henry Drysdale, a doctor and fellow at Oxford University's Center for Evidence-Based Medicine.
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The researchers used mice genetically bred to have many of the aspects of Alzheimer's—memory loss, chronic brain inflammation, and the tell-tale build-up of amyloid plaques that wedge in-between and seem to damage nerve cells.
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According to a study by researchers at the Australian Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, ingesting the juice of Asian pears, also known as nashi pears, could mitigate some hangover symptoms like memory loss and sensitivity to light.
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"Let it be clear that every one of these allegations are products of the increased confusion and memory loss that Dad has demonstrated in recent years," said a statement by Andrew and his sister Janice Aldrin released Tuesday.
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Chirac, who did not attend the trial because of "memory loss", said in a statement that he contested the conviction "categorically" but that he would not appeal because he lacked the "required strength" to face a new trial.
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White matter deterioration was also linked with a decline in decision-making brain function among adults with early signs of memory loss, suggesting that regular exercise may slow cognitive decline and perhaps even dementia, say the study authors.
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A remarkable 22010% of the nearly 22015,217 US military personnel who served in the 218-2000 Persian Gulf War suffer from chronic symptom that include fatigue, headaches, joint pain, memory loss, neurological disorders, skin problems and respiratory disease.
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Several high-profile players, including Pro Football Hall of Fame member Junior Seau, committed suicide after developing chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a degenerative brain disease found in numerous former players that is linked to memory loss and erratic behavior.
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In 2016, Lumos Labs agreed to pay $2 million in a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission, which accused the labs of deceiving people with claims that their games could help them get smarter or avoid memory loss.
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You can do the crossword and mind puzzles, stretch, take long walks: There is evidence that these activities correlate with keeping memory loss and, you know, death at bay, for a while longer: two, four, six years. Maybe.
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Alabama had appealed a March federal appeals court ruling that Madison could not be executed because his memory loss had left him unable to understand the connection between his crime and the punishment he is due to receive.
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Gundry lists in his book, on multiple pages, all the disorders that could come about from lectin activity in the body, including autoimmune disease, diabetes, chronic fatigue syndrome, IBS, memory loss, migraines, heart disease, depression, and many more.
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TV host and cardiothoracic surgeon Mehmet Oz has described vitamin D as "the No. 6413 thing you need more of," telling his audience that it can help them avoid heart disease, depression, weight gain, memory loss and cancer.
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In the early 1990s, Dr. Roses and his collaborators at Duke University rejected prevailing assumptions that the buildup in the brain of a protein plaque called amyloid directly caused memory loss and other mental impairments in Alzheimer's patients.
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In addition to asking for any tests as to whether Ebbers was malingering, or faking his memory loss, the judge asked for information on Ebbers' rapid weight loss — the former bouncer has reportedly withered to around 160 pounds.
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A synthetic form of melatonin, a hormone produced by the brain, has been approved by the F.D.A. as a dietary supplement and some researchers believe it helps with the memory loss, depression, nightmares and confusion attending cancer treatment.
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The truth is, the sort of sonic weaponry that might cause the concussions and persistent memory loss that the State Department claimed to have found in its diplomats doesn't exist, as far as experts in this field know.
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Last week, fans saw Randall and Rebecca get into a heated discussion about her mental well-being after she temporarily misplaces her new cell phone and exhibits behavior that leads to the councilman worrying about possible memory loss.
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In 2012, the Food and Drug Administration ruled that the warnings should include several reversible side effects: confusion and memory loss, liver problems, increases in blood sugar and muscle weakness, as well as interactions with certain other medications.
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Epilepsy not only frequently causes memory loss, but epilepsy patients are often the subjects of brain-computer interface research, because as part of their treatment they may already have to be hooked up to electrodes to monitor seizure patterns.
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The symptoms caused by this neuroinvasive disease can include fever, headache, swelling of the brain (encephalitis), swelling of the membranes that surround the brain and spinal cord (meningitis), vomiting, weakness, confusion, loss of coordination, trouble speaking and memory loss.
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"Lumosity preyed on consumers' fears about age-related cognitive decline, suggesting their games could stave off memory loss, dementia, and even Alzheimer's disease," said Jessica Rich, Director of the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection, in a news release Tuesday.
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Yildirim kicked a 61-year-old protester in the head and face, causing the man to suffer a concussion and memory loss, according to the sentencing memorandum, while Narin kicked a woman who had fallen, briefly knocking her out.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has said it is open to trials that measure effects on biomarkers, such as beta amyloid, rather than symptoms like memory loss, to allow companies to test treatments much earlier in the disease.
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They had said Merck's decision to remove lactose from the drug to make it easier to handle had resulted in side effects such as memory loss, weight gain and palpitations, but the Lyon court ruled in favor of Merck.
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Statins have received some bad press in recent years, however, with reports of side effects, ranging from muscle pain and memory loss to severe effects such as kidney failure, being reported by the media and attributed to statin use.
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With the looming threat of Alzheimer's disease, which some estimates say affects more than 5 million Americans, it's wonderful to think that you can stave off age-related memory loss with something that's simple and actually fun to do.
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She's done all of this while waiting to see if she'll be allowed to stay permanently in the US. The stress of this wait, on top of the trauma she faced in Ethiopia, is now causing her memory loss.
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An autopsy overseen by the National Institutes of Health revealed that he'd had chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE—a degenerative brain disease that can result from hits to the head and might cause depression, aggression, memory loss, and dementia.
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Since Alzheimer's disease is thought to start developing years before patients have any symptoms of memory loss, experts say an important factor in finding an effective treatment will be the ability to accurately detect signs of the disease early.
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Phys Ed For some people with early-stage Alzheimer's disease, frequent, brisk walks may help to bolster physical abilities and slow memory loss, according to one of the first studies of physical activity as an experimental treatment for dementia.
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The resuts don't suggest that searching for ways to create neurogenesis in the hippocampus can't help tackle problems like dementia and memory loss, nor do they mean that studying how other animals regenerate their brains has been a waste of time.
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In 2016, Miller was diagnosed with Huntington's disease, a condition that, while very different from Alzheimer's, causes the progressive breakdown of nerve cells in the brain resulting in loss of motor control and balance, memory loss and aggressive and unpredictable behavior.
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A group of researchers from the United States and United Kingdom says that tests on animals indicate that Alzheimer's patients may benefit from earlier tests — especially on long-term memory loss — which they say is not part of clinical tests currently.
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" Trump may be experiencing some sort of memory loss because, hours after the tape's October 2016 release, he released a half-hearted apology in which he chalked up his "grab them by the pussy" comments to typical "locker room talk.
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While former president Ronald Reagan showed increased signs of memory loss over the years (he once toasted Margaret Thatcher twice in a row), it wasn't until November 4, 1994, that the then-84-year-old learned he had Alzheimer's disease.
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The reason for John's name comes from the fact he had just started on the mine at the time of the accident, meaning he was a stranger to all, and now suffers from permanent memory loss due to the trauma.
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But it's also due to two other factors: One bout of ECT is rarely enough to help people control their symptoms — and there's a really good chance that it will cause some level of temporary, or long-term, memory loss.
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"Lumosity preyed on consumers' fears about age-related cognitive decline, suggesting their games could stave off memory loss, dementia, and even Alzheimer's disease," Jessica Rich, director of the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection, said in a statement about the settlement.
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Next, Strohminger turned to families of people with dementia, which can involve not only memory loss but also changes in personality and moral sense (sometimes negative changes, such as a shift to pathological lying; sometimes positive ones, such as greater kindness).
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What they noted was that the people who drank the most had the highest risk of hippocampal atrophy, a form of brain damage that can impact spatial navigation and can be associated with memory-loss conditions like Alzheimer's and dementia.
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In order for Alzheimer's to receive the funding it needs and deserves, it needs to be understood by the millions of people who think memory loss is a normal part of aging (it's not) or even funny (it's definitely not).
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However, for iOS power users, there will still be a bit of muscle memory loss that's likely to follow this update – just as there was when it relocated the revamped "Explore" section to sit where your "Notifications" tab used to be.
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I don't remember my early childhood days (would that be a long-term memory loss?), but I imagine that when she helped me with my math or language homework, she'd know the answer but let me figure it out myself.
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It's not that it's not a big public health issue, but no one talks about the fact that Alzheimer's rates are dropping fast and the real epidemic is anxiety over memory loss and these become very damaging self-fulling prophecies.
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Just 20 percent will meet the criteria to enroll in Lilly's trial: They must be aged 60 to 89, have mild but progressive memory loss for at least six months, and have two types of brain scans showing Alzheimer's is underway.
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The study's findings suggest that walking a few times per week might alter the trajectory of the disease and improve the physical well-being of people who develop a common form of age-related memory loss that otherwise has few treatments.
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However, audiences learned alarming new life events in the final few minutes, including the foreshadowing of Rebecca's memory loss, conflict between Kevin and Randall (Sterling K. Brown) and Kate (Chrissy Metz) discovering Toby's female friend in his CrossFit text chain.
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"This study is in line with where the field of dementia research is going: preventing memory loss earlier," said Laurie Ryan, chief of the Dementias of Aging Branch in the National Institute of Aging and contributor to the clinical trial.
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He was beaten in a federal jail on April 22, suffering blows to the head and a bloody nose, according to his attorneys, who sought a psychiatric evaluation for their client after he reported suffering headaches, dizzy spells and memory loss.
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In addition to delusions and hallucinations, symptoms can be as varied as a flat affect and lack of focus and motivation, disorganized thinking and speech, difficulty making decisions and expressing and managing emotions, and memory loss and other cognitive impairments.
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Biogen and Eisai's experimental Alzheimer's therapy, dubbed BAN53, was shown to slow the cognitive declines associated with Alzheimer's disease — such as memory loss and trouble thinking clearly — by 25 percent at its highest dose, compared with placebo, over 22050 months.
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The illness, known as Havana Syndrome, has affected dozens of American and Canadian diplomats posted to Cuba, some of whom have come down with symptoms like memory loss, sleep disturbance and nosebleeds, after saying they heard a strange high-pitched sound.
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The research arm of the Department of Defense, DARPA, has invested $80 million toward developing a wireless memory prosthetic to help people who suffer memory loss as a result of TBI (traumatic brain injury), a condition increasingly common among military personnel.
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The Chicago Police Department's arrest of the "Empire" actor, and his subsequent return to work, could have been taken straight from an episode of the show, which has had plot lines involving murders, kidnappings, car bombs, comas and memory loss.
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"Memory loss can happen as part of healthy aging above the age of 65 due to some shrinkage that happens in the brain as we get older," says Rawan Tarawneh, MD, assistant professor of neurology at the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center.
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In 2007, the FDA attached warnings to Ambien and 12 other drugs, following a class-action lawsuit against the company that alleged people were suffering from sleepwalking episodes, hallucinations, nonstop nighttime eating of unusual things like raw eggs, memory loss, and violent behavior.
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He began texting his mom for help: Three days later, Hockett was still struggling with memory loss and sent Alba a series of excruciating text messages: Over the next three weeks, he would text about how he never wanted to use drugs again.
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In 2011, Boeing settled a lawsuit with former flight attendant Terry Williams, who said her quality of life had deteriorated since a 2007 flight, when she said she was exposed to toxic fumes that led to memory loss, tremors and severe headaches.
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A company that charged patients thousands of dollars for infusions of blood plasma from younger donors said Tuesday that it had stopped treating patients after the Food and Drug Administration warned consumers against such treatments, purported to prevent aging and memory loss.
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But when push comes to shove, as a recent study published in the Journal of Consumer Research demonstrates, we're also great at forgetting any evil existed at all—especially if that memory loss will make our buying choices a little less guilt-ridden.
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Here are 5 foods to help you kick your bad eating habits and make you feel energized at work: Following a Mediterranean diet, which includes whole grains and hummus, has been shown to reduce memory loss and keep a person's learning abilities sharp.
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On Thursday, researchers based at Boston University reported the most rigorous evidence to date that overall exposure to contact in former high school and college football players could predict their likelihood of experiencing problems like depression, apathy or memory loss years later.
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The mood this time was one of celebration: Despite the memory loss caused by his advancing illness (last fall, he told the CBC, "I can't remember hardly anything"), and the unfairness of it all, Mr. Downie was committed to finishing the album.
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Depression and anxiety are two of the most common mental health disorders, and the concept of "memory loss" is nebulous enough that it feels possible to apply it to any memory gaps, even if they're just a result of the passage of time.
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She had been experiencing severe headaches, memory loss, and trouble communicating for more than a month, but had assumed the symptoms stemmed from an accident Cain told her she'd gotten into while behind the wheel while the two were in the car together.
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For a month after the shooting in 2017, the woman stayed at Cain's mother's house, suffering through severe headaches, dealing with memory loss and having trouble when she tried to talk, according to a news release from the Fulton County District Attorney's office.
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He didn't leave his house for months and suffered memory loss: He remembers giving a tourist wrong directions to Independence Hall, a landmark in the city he calls home, and reintroducing himself in a meeting to a TV executive he'd known for 20 years.
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Although the company and its apologists insisted that one can tolerate significant amounts without ill effects, this reassurance rang hollow in Anniston neighborhoods that found themselves suddenly battling a legion of ailments from cancers to memory loss, confusion, and a slew of other intellectual problems.
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While high-profile drug treatment trial failures, which were aimed at halting the degenerative disease, have occurred recently, scientists believe there are steps people can take that may help delay memory loss or alleviate other symptoms — and catching Alzheimer's early may be especially beneficial.
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Multiple sclerosis, or MS, can cause tremors, memory loss, and balance difficultiesMultiple sclerosis, which affects an an estimated 1 million Americans who are older than 18 years old, is a chronic autoimmune disease in which the protective coverings for a person's nerves are damaged.
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In proposed new guidelines released on Thursday, the FDA appears open to trial goals that better match early patient populations, including people who have yet to display memory loss or functional impairment, such as the ability to wash or dress themselves or cook meals.
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His son Danny is a fifth grader, and Lee said that he and his wife, a nurse, could not ignore the mounting research linking those who played tackle football as children with symptoms of brain disease, like memory loss and mood swings, as they aged.
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The tweet received more than 170,000 likes, more than 50,000 retweets, and its replies are flooded with people sharing their own experiences with memory loss rooted in trauma and mental illness, as well as other side effects of depression and anxiety, like slowed cognition.
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Being unable to remember entire months or even years of your life surrounding a traumatic experience fits the bill for depression or anxiety-induced memory loss in a way that a smaller lapse, like forgetting the number of your third grade locker, probably doesn't.
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"Up until today it was like 50 First Dates," Wetmore says of Hirsch, in reference to the movie, which follows a man named Henry (played by Adam Sandler) as he falls for a woman named Lucy (played by Drew Barrymore), who has short-term memory loss.
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At its mildest, it can cause memory loss and mild but long-lasting cognitive impairment; at its worst, it can kill off and create sponge-like holes in the brain's white matter, the bundles of connective fiber that allow brain cells to talk to one another.
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The psychological toll that war has taken on the trio is the movie's main subject, illustrated by the inescapable PTSD and depression and memory loss and dissociative states that they're just supposed to "deal with" during the many months it takes to navigate bureaucracy and get help.
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When Gina interacts with Auberjonois's elderly man, who appears to be suffering from dementia or memory loss, about the sandstone, we sense they share a history, but we don't know the details—and we aren't sure if his reticence is based on his condition or something else.
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Current limitations: Implanted electrodes stimulate neurons in just one part of the brain and aren't helpful for other conditions (like stroke, traumatic brain injury or memory loss from Alzheimer's) that might benefit from much wider deep-brain stimulation that doesn't cause lasting damage to surrounding brain tissue.
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"Finding Dory," out in U.S. theaters on Friday, picks up a year after the events of 2003's "Finding Nemo," and sees Dory, a chatty blue tang fish with short-term memory loss, living in the peaceful ocean habitat alongside Nemo the clownfish and his father Marlin.
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Since leaving the game in 2001, Rypien has publicly said he believes he suffers from chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE, a degenerative brain disease linked to repeated concussions and hits to the head common in football that can cause erratic mood swings and behavior and memory loss.
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Usually, when people take the animal tranquilizer ketamine—also known simply as "k" or "special K"—it's to dissociate from their own bodies and vanish down the "K-hole," which can include dissociative feelings of euphoria and serious short-term memory loss (... or so we hear).
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Read: They Stayed Put, but Their City Disappeared More than a year ago, John Branch told the harrowing story of Stephen Peat, a former N.H.L. enforcer whose professional life taking and giving punches has led to a retirement marked by memory loss, addictions, depression and headaches.
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The issue has become more pressing as youth sports have grown in popularity and because research has shown that repeated blows to the head, such as from playing football or heading a soccer ball, can lead to long-term memory loss, dementia and other serious health issues.
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"It is unclear how these acute episodes of alcohol-induced memory loss impact memory in the long-term," said Mary Beth Miller, assistant professor in the department of psychiatry at the University of Missouri School of Medicine in Columbia, who has no relation to the Kavanaugh case.
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These types of injuries have become more concerning as youth sports have grown in popularity and because research has shown that repeated blows to the head, such as from playing football or heading a soccer ball, can lead to long-term memory loss, dementia and other serious health issues.
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Aside from the claims of mild brain injuries, where the evidence has not been released, "symptoms like fatigue and memory loss are among the most commonly reported in outbreaks of mass psychogenic illness, while vertigo and partial deafness are common," medical sociologist Robert Bartholomew told BuzzFeed News by email.
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A neuropsychologist from Atlanta named Jason King also administered a battery of psychological tests—including one that showed Kyle ranked in the ninety-fifth percentile of verbal IQ. King concluded that Kyle was suffering from "dissociative amnesia," a form of memory loss brought about by trauma-related stress.
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Sash, who had suffered at least five concussions in his football career by the time the Giants cut him in 2013, had bouts of confusion, memory loss and fits of temper and had trouble keeping a job after returning home to Iowa, his mother, Barnetta Sash, told the Times.
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The soldier survived the blast, thanks to his body armor, but died two years later of an apparent drug overdose after suffering symptoms that have become the hallmark of the recent wars in Iraq and Afghanistan: memory loss, cognitive problems, inability to sleep and profound, often suicidal depression.
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But he says he believes that Dakim and similar programs like Saido Learning, which was developed in Japan to address working memory in the prefrontal cortex through handwriting, math and reading out loud, offer other benefits and may help slow memory loss and other normal symptoms of aging.
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"The state court did not unreasonably apply (two prior decisions) when it determined that Madison is competent to be executed because -- notwithstanding his memory loss -- he recognizes that he will be put to death as punishment for the murder he was found to have committed," the justices wrote.
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Something about the implicit call for people to "talk about the fact that anxiety and depression can give you major memory loss??" resonated across Twitter, and the same phrase has been tweeted hundreds of times since its first appearance online, often getting hundreds or thousands of likes and retweets.
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In a January 2019 article in the BMJ called "Should we stop using electroconvulsive therapy?" he argued this point with other professionals who were in favor of the treatment, noting that 29 to 55 percent of patients said they had experienced "persistent or permanent memory loss," according to a literature review.
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"Persons with dementia, memory loss, or risk factors that show a heightened risk for suicide may increase their risk of self-harm if they have easy and unfiltered access to firearms and may make a decision without complete understanding of what it is they are doing," Piquero said by email.
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Other studies have also stated that statins may increase the likelihood of a range of other conditions, including memory loss, cataracts, kidney injury, liver disease, sleep disturbance, aggression, suicidal behavioral, erectile disjunction and neuropathy, which the researchers stress would be extremely rare and that evidence for them is not sufficient.
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In a touching interview that aired during last night's episode of Dancing With The Stars, Muniz, a contestant this season, opened up about memory loss he suffers from that has rendered him unable to recall many of the amazing things he's been involved in during his 31 years of life.
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The study, published in Current Biology, represents one of the most exhaustive projects on how this type of deep brain stimulation might potentially reduce signs of dementia and help combat memory loss resulting from head injuries and other traumatic brain injuries common in soldiers returning from wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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"In a pile of studies at three different universities, we tested whether transdermal nicotine patches could help patients who are developing early signs of memory loss that often lead to Alzheimer's and found that there was significant evidence of improvement in cognitive performance in both attention and memory," he says.
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Check her out in this Pixar masterpiece about a helicopter clown fish (voiced by Albert Brooks) in search of his son (Alexander Gould), who goes missing after leaving the safety of the Great Barrier Reef and teams up with Dory (Ellen DeGeneres), a cheery blue tang with short-term memory loss.
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The high isn't all that, and it's the biggest risk factor for death among people aged 15 to 49 in the UK. Plus, it comes with tons of terrible side effects, like memory loss or, conversely, that mortifying moment you remember what you said to your colleague the previous night.
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McNeill's wife, Tia, and his two sons, Gavin and Fred Jr., told Gupta then, that they saw Fred transform from a fun loving family man at the center of their lives into a man who was dealing with symptoms of memory loss, anger and depression that tore their family apart.
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In one study after another, physical activity beneficially remodeled the brains of children and the middle-aged; lowered people's risks for dementia or, if dementia had already begun, slowed memory loss; and increased brain volume, tissue health and the quality of connections between neurons and different portions of the brain.
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But Muschietti mines their memory loss for horror, to a degree that Chapter Two starts to lag; some scenes, like Beverly's terrifying tea with Pennywise during a visit to her childhood home and Richie's subtext-laden encounter with a giant killer Paul Bunyan, last too long and carry no dramatic weight.
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Our guy barely got out the question before Kerrey interrupted and called BS. Yes, there have been nationwide rallies against the President's travel ban, and huge marches for women's rights, gun control and immigration laws -- but Kerrey says you're suffering memory loss if ya think it compares to the '60s.
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The National Cancer Institute has stated that there's no evidence of a link between antiperspirants and cancer and the Alzheimer's Association has attempted to debunk the perceived link between aluminum deodorants and memory loss as well, but the stench of fear still looms, as does the stench of people using natural deodorants.
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Arnold Black, a 48-year-old black man from Maple Heights, Ohio, sued East Cleveland after he was stopped by police in 2012 for suspected drug activity, handcuffed, and beaten so severely that he suffered memory loss and required brain surgery, according to Black's attorney, Robert DiCello, and Cuyahoga County Court documents.
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Still, when I hear that last response, I try not to blab on and on about how soothing and anchoring knitting is, nor do I spew statistics about how needlework has been proven to reduce stress hormones, or how it can help kick addiction, and even potentially prevent low-level memory loss.
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This follow-up to 2003's Finding Nemo, possibly the first real masterpiece of feature-length digital animation, is another lovely fantasy of loss and dreamed-of reunion, although this time the star is Dory, whose short-term memory loss has kept her emotionally at sea – separated from her family – most of her life.
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While his family reportedly declined to have his brain examined for chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) after his death, his brother, Jabali Alaji, told USA Today that he thought Salaam exhibited the symptoms of the neurodegenerative disease found in many former football players and linked to repetitive brain trauma, citing Rashaan's depression and memory loss.
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Of the 17 films, nine are directed by women, including "3 Days in Quiberon," Emily Atef's recreation of an interview given by the actress Romy Schneider a year before her death in 1982 (May 5), and "Fugue," Agnieszka Smoczynska's study of memory loss as a vanished woman returns to her husband and child (May 11).
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SCIENCE TIMES An article on July 24 about the challenges of recruiting participants for a study on Alzheimer's disease omitted a step in the calculation made by the Global Alzheimer's Platform Foundation of the number of people with early memory loss who would have to be contacted to fill all of the approved trials.
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According to the Center for Minamata Studies in Japan, which has been chronicling the disease in Grassy Narrows since the 1970s, an estimated 225 percent of the residents have symptoms of mercury poisoning — numbness in the extremities, tremors, memory loss, tunnel vision, birth defects — including those born long after the initial discovery of mercury poisoning.
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I'm already seeing memory loss, and maybe that's just because of my old age or maybe it's football, it's hard to tell ... It's hard to tell if it's because of football or if it's just because of you're 32 and not 21 anymore, and you've got a lot of stuff going on in your life.
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In the presence of symptoms — commonly confusion, memory loss, short temper, depression, paranoia — and after ruling out other neurological conditions that could be their cause, the strongest predictor of CTE is the total amount of brain trauma sustained at the subconcussive and concussive level, according to Robert Cantu, co-founder of the CTE Center at Boston University.
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In an online posting in July, David G. Schardt, the senior nutritionist for the Center for Science in the Public Interest, noted that symptoms of B12 deficiency include fatigue, tingling and numbness in the hands and feet, muscle weakness and loss of reflexes, which may progress to confusion, depression, memory loss and dementia as the deficiency grows more severe.
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And although the presence of the disease is extremely high in the study, it is hard to extrapolate to overall prevalence among football players as well as the general public because the brains studied carried a potential bias: They were donated from relatives because the subjects had probably exhibited symptoms of the disease such as memory loss, confusion, depression and impulse control problems.
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"The Partridge Family" actor is the subject of a new A&E documentary titled "David Cassidy: The Last Session," which chronicles the singer's journey in addressing his memory loss, as well as his willingness to complete his last EP, "Songs My Father Taught Me." The special was filmed months before the "I Think I Love You" singer passed away in November 2017 at age 67.
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That's the intent of the Accelerated Approval provision of the Act, which is intended to bolster FDA's ability to review and approve medications for the most threatening diseases, such as Cancer, CNS diseases, and others that are most likely to kill Americans, but where old fashioned clinical endpoints (such as memory loss in Alzheimer's) are simply too difficult to measure and take too long to ascertain.
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"The theory is if we can interrupt the plaque formation, and these toxic forms of amyloid, hopefully we can interrupt that whole process and slow down memory loss — and that's why we're excited about this finding," said Stephen Salloway, the director of neurology and the memory and aging program at Butler Hospital in Providence, Rhode Island, and a professor of neurology at Brown University.
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It's interesting because it seems like there's potentially an analogy between this experience of memory loss and of having this tenuous connection to a place that, in the US, you are expected to have a very strong sense of connection to as a first-generation immigrant and yet are finding yourselves actually having to actively build a relationship with, almost in this same way you go about reproducing these lost memories.
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Their symptoms were consistent with civilian workers who experience chronic lead exposure through jobs like smelting, foundry operations, soldering, scrap-metal salvage and bridge repair — populations that, according to the National Organization for Rare Disorders, are known to be at higher risk but are nevertheless prone to overlooking long-term lead exposure as the root cause of symptoms like depression, fatigue, irritability, memory loss, neuropathy, impotence and serious cardiovascular conditions.
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