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Why Lewy Body Dementia Targets Certain Brain Areas

Why does dementia damage some parts of the brain more severely than others? Scientists studying dementia with Lewy bodies have found evidence that the answer may lie in a combination of genes, brain chemicals and the network of nerve fibers connecting one region to another. Dementia with Lewy bodies is a progressive brain disease that […]

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