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Galantamine-Memantine for Cognitive Impairments
March 1, 2018
Cognitive impairments due to electroconvulsive therapy, traumatic brain injury, and neurologic and psychiatric disorders are prevalent. Could the galantamine-memantine combination significantly improve socio-occupational functioning in these patients? Read this...
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Facial Emotion Recognition in Dementia and Depression
January 16, 2018
Early behavioral variant frontotemporal dementia (bvFTD) is often mistaken for major depressive disorder. Could patients' processing of facial emotions provide clues to differentiate the two? In this study, patients...
