The effect of physical activity, pharmacologic interventions, over-the-counter supplements and cognitive training in preventing Alzheimer’s disease, mild cognitive impairment and related dementias: an overview
Abstract:Fizinio aktyvumo, medikamentinio gydymo, maisto papildø ir kognityviniø treniruoèiø átaka Alzheimerio ligos, susijusiø demencijø prevencijai ir kognityviniø gebëjimø iðlaikymui G. Navickaitë
Vilniaus universitetas, Medicinos fakultetas
ÁVADASDau giau nei 40 mi li jo nø þmo niø vi sa me pa sau ly je ser ga Alz hei me rio li ga (AL) ar ki to mis de men ci jø for mo mis [1]. AL ir su si ju sios de men ci jos (angl. Alz hei mer dis ease and re lated dementias, ADRD) itin pa blo gi na ser gan èiø jø gyve ni mo ko k… Show more
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