Alzheimer's: Differences in Diagnostic Trends
Britain is bottom of Euro league table at diagnosing Alzheimer's
Britons with symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease take twice as long to be diagnosed as sufferers living in other European countries, research has found.
By Laura Donnelly, Health Correspondent
The Telegraph
9:00PM GMT 26 Feb 2011
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Britons with symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease take twice as long to be diagnosed as sufferers living in other European countries, research has found.
By Laura Donnelly, Health Correspondent
The Telegraph
9:00PM GMT 26 Feb 2011
Read the article
Labels: Alzheimer, brain, CNS, dementia, medicine, neurodegenerative, neuropsychology
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