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What is the disease called where you forget things that happened when you were a little younger than your current age?
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Anterograde amnesia: Defines inability to form memories after a traumatic event, with older memories being retained. Retrograde amnesia is loss of memories prior to a specific event with ability to form new memories intact.
Answered 6/9/2017
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