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Dr. Virginia Rockhill
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Memory loss can include difficulties recalling what we have recently learned or to what we learned in the past. It can occur as a result of dementia, Alzheimer’s Disease, anxiety, depression, a side effect of some medications or other organic condition. Recognition is another type of emory but cues are available to help us “remember”, like a sound or visual stimuli. | Alzheimer's | Dementia | Ageing | Short Term Memory Loss can occur as the result of physical or psychological trauma, certain medications, ageing and alcohol or substance abuse. It is characterized as having difficulties remembering conversations or events which have recently occurred. | Alzheimer's | Dementia | Ageing | |
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