Early-Onset Dementia Symptoms to Look Out For
Shenetra Morgan
There are few things more distressing than seeing cognitive decline in someone you love. It is even more difficult to accept when the loved one has not reached old age yet. Early-onset dementia has been known to affect people as young as 30. This means that by the time they reach their mid-60s, the age at which most neurodegenerative disorders begin affecting people, they are already in the advanced stages of decline. As a loved one, early-onset dementia symptoms might catch you off guard, but if you can identify them early, you will be able to get the support you need. Early assessment often means that you can work with...
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