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What is picks disease, my brother has it, i am 68 and memorie is very good.?
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A type of dementia: Pick's disease is a type of dementia in which the frontal and temporal lobes shrink. Disrupts behavior & language. No treatment has been shown to slow disease progression. Behavior modification & antidepressants can help control unacceptable behaviors. If your memory is good and you haven't noticed changes in impulsivity or social insight, you have little to worry about.
Answered 5/11/2016
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