I'm a senior citizen with trouble focusing and deciding - is it Alzheimer's?


By AGENCY

At the first sign of cognitive trouble, people often worry it could be Alzheimer's disease, but researchers said that poor cognition can be part of normal ageing for some. — dpa

Cognitive decline is not always Alzheimer’s disease, experts have said.

At the first sign of cognitive trouble, people often worry it could be Alzheimer’s disease, but researchers said that poor cognition can be part of normal ageing for some.

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