Vitamin B12 and Age-Related Cognitive Decline-Dementia and "Alzheimer's Disease".

Irwin H Rosenberg

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Jenis Studi: Review
Populasi: Elderly with age-related cognitive decline

Intervensi: Vitamin B12 and Age-Related Cognitive Decline-Dementia and "Alzheimer's Disease". Vitamin B12
Pembanding: None
Luaran Utama: Cognitive decline prevention
Arah Efek: Positive
Risiko Bias: Unclear

Abstract

This article is a commentary on the role of vitamin B12 in age-related cognitive decline, with a meta-commentary on the misuse of the term "Alzheimer's Disease." The article describes the historical origins of the term "Alzheimer's Disease" and argues that the term should be restricted to a narrower segment of the age-related dementia spectrum. The article also outlines the role of vitamin B12 in age-related cognitive decline and outlines the rationale for the treatment of B12 deficiency to address a potentially reversible factor in cognitive decline.

TL;DR

The historical origins of the term “Alzheimer’s Disease” are described and the term should be restricted to a narrower segment of the age-related dementia spectrum, and the rationale for the treatment of B12 deficiency to address a potentially reversible factor in cognitive decline is outlined.

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Vitamin B12 and Age-Related Cognitive Decline-Dementia and "Alzheimer's Disease".

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