Alzheimer's disease usually afflicts the elderly and is most rampant among those who are 65 years old and above. The common symptoms are loss of short-term memory, confusion, and mood swings. It's found that such degeneration of the brain is caused by stress and brain atrophy.

Alzheimer's disease normally attacks the elderly and is most rampant among those who are 65 years old and above. Mood swings, confusion, and loss of short-term memory are among the common symptoms. It's believed that brain atrophy and stress cause such a degeneration of the brain.

Alzheimer's disease is caused by brain atrophy, or when the brain is no longer cognitively used. This occurs among elderly people aged 65 years old and above. The most common symptoms include the loss of short-term memory, mood swings, and confusion.

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Alzheimer’s disease happens when the brain no longer has conginitive stimulation, or brain atrophy. Such a degeneration usually happens among the elderly, from 65 years old onwards. Confusion, mood swings, and, of course, loss of short-term memory are the most common symptoms.

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