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Memory decline and dementia risk
Neurobiologist Vladimir Alipov explained that difficulty remembering names or faces does not necessarily mean a person has dementia. It may be a temporary result of stress, fatigue, lack of sleep, poor nutrition, or certain psychoactive substances. However, memory problems that persist and a decline in cognitive abilities lasting weeks or months, with no clear temporary cause, may be an early sign of dementia. In that case, a specialist should be consulted.
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