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Celebrities with neurological and mental disorders

March 31, 2022 by NeuronUP

Whether you are rich or poor, famous or not, we can all be affected by illness. Athletes, politicians, actors, singers, etc.: illness does not discriminate. Today, we will address the neurological and mental disorders suffered by some celebrities. 1. Bruce Willis  – Aphasia Aphasia is caused by damage to one or more areas of the …

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The remains from a shipwreck: emotional memory and Alzheimer’s

November 24, 2021 by Merche Cardona

The remains from a shipwreck. That’s what I like to call what Alzheimer´s doesn’t take away. And that is, in a way, the representation of what outlasts the disease after such a tremendous tsunami of destruction. After the loss of memories, identity and—why not say it—the very essence of the person,in a person with Alzheimer’s there is …

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Cognitive rehabilitation for people with Alzheimer’s disease

September 23, 2021 by Dunia Chappotin

Alzheimer’s disease is relentless. It progresses steadily while we are waiting for a miracle drug to get us out of this nightmare. While we want to remain optimistic, such magic pills may not reach the market for years to come, and the current medication leaves most people unsatisfied. What should we do? Sit back and do …

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Caregiver communication with the patient with dementia

August 18, 2021 by NeuronUP

Communication is a means of verbal and nonverbal expression that allows us to interact with others, this being an extremely important resource in the relationship between the patient with dementia and his primary caregiver. Usually, due to the lack of knowledge about how to approach and communicate with people with dementia, caregivers and people close …

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Cognitive motor training: use of dual tasks, virtual and augmented reality

June 23, 2021 by José López Sánchez

(The present document “Cognitive motor training: use of dual tasks, virtual and augmented reality” is based on a free translation of the document entitled “Walking and balance training based on virtual and augmented reality” (1) with contributions by the author José López Sánchez, based on his clinical experience and other published scientific studies on the …

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Painting Alzheimer’s

June 10, 2021 by Pablo Barrecheguren

All artists sign their work, however, by the end of 1999, William Utermohlen could barely remember his signature. Born in Philadelphia (1933), William was a famous American artist living in London until his death in 2007. His oil paintings are characterized by bright colors that are difficult to forget, and yet, one of his last works is made in a sober black and white: …

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Explaining Alzheimer’s Disease to Children

March 10, 2021 by NeuronUP

Every July 26th Grandparents Day is celebrated to pay tribute to the vital role grandparents play in families. At NeuronUP, we would like to take this opportunity to discuss the difficult task of explaining Alzheimer’s disease to children.

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Anosognosia: What is it, a History and it’s Neuropsychological Reality

February 23, 2021 by NeuronUP

Anosognosia is often an aspect that remains in the background when talking about neuropsychology. Therefore, this article aims to explain what it is, what it may be associated with and what implications it has in everyday life and in the clinic.

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