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Clive Wearing has a memory span of only seven seconds due to severe amnesia caused by a virus that damaged his brain in 1985.
Alzheimer's disease affects 1 in 3 older people, as shown through Malcolm Pointon's decline and his wife Barbara's struggle to cope with his illness.
An 800-mile round trip is made each month by Sue Bourne to visit her mother, Ethel, who lives in a nursing home while battling Alzheimer's disease.
Over 700,000 men and women in Ireland live with neurological conditions, facing daily challenges that affect their health and relationships.
850 kilovolts of simulated lightning zap a volunteer, demonstrating the extreme conditions the human body can endure during severe weather events.
Amnesia affects memory and identity, as explored through personal stories and expert insights in this compelling medical documentary.
Spiking, the act of adding sedatives to food and drink without consent, poses significant risks to victims, as highlighted by cases reported to Germany's Weißer Ring organization.
An elderly woman in a Chilean retirement home reflects on her youth in the Spanish Basque Country, addressing memory loss and her sense of identity.
Thirteen brain operations have left Daniel Macnee with significant memory loss, prompting him to develop unique strategies for daily living.
Clive Wearing has a seven-second memory, leaving him in a constant state of confusion and requiring constant supervision in a brain injury unit.
33-year-old Will and 25-year-old Amy prepare for their wedding while facing the challenges of Will's severe memory loss.
Darlington is one of around 500 dementia friendly communities in the UK, where individuals like Lorraine Dunn work to promote inclusion and support.
Research indicates a potential link between diet and Alzheimer's disease, exploring whether specific dietary changes can mitigate or reverse its effects.
A 52-year-old woman dies from frontal temporal dementia, prompting her children to undergo genetic testing for the rare gene linked to the disease.
About 15.5 people out of every thousand in a large population will have an accident each year, illustrating the principles of probability theory.
In a surreal animated world, two sinister chimney sweeps extract memories from a man's brain using a large syringe filled with a yellowish liquid.
