Awareness on Alzheimer's Disease

A reasonable or realistic assessment or appraisal of the implications stated directly or implicitly, can be defined as awareness of a certain component of a situation, functioning, or performance. Awareness is a fundamental part of human subjective experience, but it becomes more obvious when it is disrupted in some way, such as in many neurological and neurodegenerative disorders; we will focus on Alzheimer's disease (AD), the most prevalent kind of dementia, in this study. Lack of awareness is a clinical feature of Alzheimer's disease that affects a large percentage of those diagnosed with the disease

Author(s): Ethan Fisher

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