Alzheimers Disease: – Researchers discover genetic cause for word-finding disease
Researchers discover genetic cause for word-finding disease
CHICAGO — Northwestern University researchers have discovered a genetic cause of a mysterious neurological disease in which people have trouble recalling and using words. The illness, Primary Progressive Aphasia, differs from Alzheimer’s Disease in which a person’s memory becomes impaired.
Crossings under construction
Plummeting sub-zero temperatures and 6 inches of snow last week brought construction to a standstill at most of the commercial construction projects underway in Laurel – but not at The Crossings on East Maryland being built by St. John’s Lutheran Ministries.
Expert Ties Ex-Player?s Suicide to Brain Damage From Football
A neuropathologist is claiming that Andre Waters had sustained brain damage from playing football and he says that led to his depression and ultimate death.
CL’s picks for the week’s best shows
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