Re:Scientists re-evaluating relative brain size and mammalia...
by ben_w on Friday April 30, 2021 @10:47AM
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It definitely happens at some point — I saw it in my mother when her Alzheimer’s progressed to later stages. She only seemed to be aware of her condition in the initial stages.
I have wondered if Alzheimer’s preferentially damages certain parts of the brain? And also if eventual death is unpredictable because it depends on when the damage interferes with autonomous bodily functions such as heartbeat, breathing, or gut peristalsis?
I have wondered if Alzheimer’s preferentially damages certain parts of the brain? And also if eventual death is unpredictable because it depends on when the damage interferes with autonomous bodily functions such as heartbeat, breathing, or gut peristalsis?