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Living with Dementia and Cognitive Disorders: Beyond Pharmacology,es of persons with dementia, (2) describes the main conceptual and practical ways to address them without resorting to pharmacological means, and (3) discusses systemic and structural changes needed to improve care-recipients’ and caregivers’ well-being.

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Stroke and Implications for Brain Health,tudies of recurrent stroke in which prestroke dementia was included [2]. Approximately 10% of patients will develop dementia after the first stroke, and more than 33% have dementia after recurrent stroke [2].

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Sleep in the Aging Brain,. Aging has been associated with increased fragmentation of sleep, reduced sleep duration, and less deep sleep (slow wave sleep) [1]. Several factors can lead to sleep disturbances in advanced age, such as one or combinations of the following: medications, environmental changes, medical conditions,