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为痴呆症患者及其护理人员的欧洲项目

M Tsolaki1,2, M Makri1,2, M Tsatali1,2

  • 1Alzheimer Hellas, Thessaloniki, Greece.

Advances in experimental medicine and biology
|August 15, 2023
PubMed
概括

目前的痴呆症治疗方法是有症状的. 未来的研究需要对年轻参与者进行更大,更长的研究,以探索神经退行性疾病的预防策略.

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这是AD游戏.在 ASPADAD ASPAD 里面.添加神经医学 添加神经医学桥梁的桥梁是一个桥梁.描述 描述 描述没有签名的签名痴呆的权利 痴呆的权利E.L.S.O.M.C.I.I.I.E 的意思就是说欧洲项目 欧洲项目格科尼欧 (GECONEU) 是一个欧盟国家.游戏4 协同技能 技能这就是ICTUS ICTUS.在InfoCare上提供信息.在法学士 (LLM) 课程中.这就是PIAIA的意义.雷达 (RADAR) 是一种雷达.收购回收 收购回收 收购回收 收购回收这就是S.IN.CA.L.A.L.A的意义.故事2记住记住在这里,VRADAADA VRADAADA.通过iCONNECT,我们可以连接.

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