RECENT ADVANCES IN ALZHEIMER'S RESEARCH

[Guest guest]

And yes, a special mention of Dr Biswas for pointing at inclusion of references.

Actually, I was about to post the references at the end of the discussion and

had compiled them in a separate file. But as pointed out by you, I will be

including them at the end of each of my posts to the extent possible. It indeed

undersores the veracity of the posts and also allows the readers to look up the

particular sections of the theme in greater details as they wish. Looking

forward to your further active cooperation in this discussion Dr Biswas.

TODAY'S REFERENCES

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2) Brookmeyer, R; , E; Ziegler-Graham, K; Arrighi, HM (2007).

" Forecasting the global burden of Alzheimer's disease " . Alzheimer's and Dementia

3 (3): 186–91.

3) Holstein, M. " Alzheimer's Disease and Senile Dementia, 1885-1920: An

Interpretive History of Disease Negot! iation. " Journal of Aging Studies. 1996,

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4) Whaley, S. " Senility, Confusion, Debate, Fear: Conceptualizing

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Good day !!!

Regards

Mrinmoy Chakrabarty