dementia

Converse of subject

• affect: For Dementia The mission of For dementia is to improve the quality of life for people affected by dementia.

Converse of object

• develop: What can we do to reduce our risk of developing dementia?
• suffer: Similarly, patients who have suffered a stroke which involves a deprivation of oxygen are much more likely to suffer dementia.
• treat: What REMINYL is used for REMINYL is used to treat dementia in Alzheimer's disease.
• associate: Dementia associated with low DHA levels Dementia now affects about 47 % of the population over 80 years of age in Western countries.
• prevent: However, the longest running study of the effects of smoking has confirmed beyond all doubt that smoking does not prevent dementia.

Adjective modifier

• senile: She has senile dementia, doesn't know us, often calls him " Daddy " .
• frontotemporal: Having the test for frontotemporal dementia by Louise Butler I have two memories of my grandad.
• fronto-temporal: It was then that the psychiatrist mentioned fronto-temporal dementia.
• semantic: Please, has anyone any further simple ideas that might occupy someone with semantic dementia at home during the long winter evenings?
• vascular: Aspirin may also help to reduce the risk of strokes, which may cause vascular dementia.
• pre-senile: This will include: Alzheimers disease a clinically established diagnosis of Alzheimers disease ( pre-senile dementia ).

Modifies a noun

• sufferer: Dementia â the case of a dementia sufferer being charged for their care was highlighted.
• care: They have a dementia illness with dementia care needs.
• mapping: Dementia care mapping to improve the patient's healthcare journey has been introduced.
• diagnosis: Advances in brain structural and functional imaging provide the best prospects for improvement in vascular dementia diagnosis.
• patient: I also assist with the collection of data for many specific projects involving Semantic dementia patients.

Noun used with modifier

• multi-infarct: Unlike multi-infarct dementia major stroke risk factors are not present in CADASIL.
• early-onset: There is not much research in Oxford into early-onset dementia.
• onset: Capital Win The young onset dementia team have been nationally recognized twice in recent months for their work with young people with dementia.