Can you kindly explain the differences between Alzheimer’ disease, dementia, cognitive impairment and memory loss?Raimi (by SMS) Dementia is a catch-all term and covers all types of brain problems.

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and also reduce the inflammation (a key driver of Alzheimer’s disease) and reduce vascular risk (a key driver of vascular dementia) more than would be expected by the sugar control alone.” ...