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cryrst The garden of England 12 Oct 18 11.32am
This is a strange one but hope there are some medical people who can shed some light. Do adults with learning disability get dementia.
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The garden of England 12 Oct 18 11.32am

This is a strange one but hope there are some medical people who can shed some light.
Do adults with learning disability get dementia.

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Midlands Eagle 12 Oct 18 12.58pm
Yes [Link] Edited by Midlands Eagle (12 Oct 2018 12.59pm)
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Forest Hillbilly in a hidey-hole 12 Oct 18 1.07pm
I understand it can impact everyone. Just some people are more susceptible than others, so it strikes earlier. People with learning disabilities tend to have shorter lives, but it's not written in stone, and there are many exceptions Horrible disease. "The facts have changed", Rishi Sunak
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I understand it can impact everyone. Just some people are more susceptible than others, so it strikes earlier.
People with learning disabilities tend to have shorter lives, but it's not written in stone, and there are many exceptions

Horrible disease.

"The facts have changed", Rishi Sunak

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iceicepalace 12 Oct 18 3.46pm
Yes. Due to the structure of the brain and the reduced amount of neurons to begin with. Increased risk with all neurological conditions, downs syndrome, and previous serious head injuries. Anywhere that had been damaged or gets reduced blood supply. Lots of research into these conditions.
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12 Oct 18 3.46pm

Yes. Due to the structure of the brain and the reduced amount of neurons to begin with. Increased risk with all neurological conditions, downs syndrome, and previous serious head injuries. Anywhere that had been damaged or gets reduced blood supply. Lots of research into these conditions.

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Forest Hillbilly in a hidey-hole 12 Oct 18 4.57pm
Originally posted by iceicepalace Yes. Due to the structure of the brain and the reduced amount of neurons to begin with. Increased risk with all neurological conditions, downs syndrome, and previous serious head injuries. Anywhere that had been damaged or gets reduced blood supply. Lots of research into these conditions. that's me fckued ^^^ "The facts have changed", Rishi Sunak
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in a hidey-hole 12 Oct 18 4.57pm

Originally posted by iceicepalace

Yes. Due to the structure of the brain and the reduced amount of neurons to begin with. Increased risk with all neurological conditions, downs syndrome, and previous serious head injuries. Anywhere that had been damaged or gets reduced blood supply. Lots of research into these conditions.

that's me fckued ^^^

"The facts have changed", Rishi Sunak

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