Memory loss is linked to a variety ofneurological conditions, including head trauma, brain tumours, and multiple sclerosis.There are a variety of explanations why someone may be having troubleremembering things. The word "neurological" comes from the medicalspecialty of neurology, which deals with issues involvingthe nervous system. The word "neuro" refers to the nervous system andnerves. Some neurologicaldisorders or disabilities are present from birth (congenital), while othersdevelop suddenly as a result of an accident or disease, such as a head injuryor stroke, or a brain or spine cancer.
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Dementia Forum | DementiaCongress | DementiaCouncil | DementiaEvents | Neurologycongress | DementiaConference | NeurologyConference | Dementiameetings | DementiaSummit | Neuroscienceconference.
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Dementia Societyof America | Lewy BodyDementia Association | Fisher centerfor Alzheimer’s Research Foundation | Dementia Association| AlzheimerSociety of Canada | Alzheimer’sSociety of Ireland | Alzheimer’sDisease International (ADI) | Alzheimer’s ResearchUK | AcousticNeuroma Association | Alzheimer’sEurope Association | AicardiSyndrome Foundation and Alliance for Aging Research | ALS Therapydevelopment Institute | Alzheimer’sand Related disorders Society of India | Alzheimer’sResearch & Prevention Foundation | ALSassociation and ALS Therapy Development Institute | Alternating Hemiplegiaof Childhood foundation and Alzheimer’s Drug Discovery Foundation.
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