It happens to all of us: we can’t remember someone’s name or have forgotten where we left our keys. Anyone who thinks they are becoming increasingly forgetful sometimes immediately fears the worst: will I become demented? Biomedical scientist Liesbeth Aerts explains when forgetfulness is harmless and when it becomes worrying: “The first symptoms are often very subtle and different for everyone.”
Liesbeth Aerts 03-08-23, 20:15 Last update: 03-08-23, 21:14
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