Understanding Alzheimer's
2013 · 352 pagine · Pan Macmillan Australia · ISBN 9781743289518
Trama
Understanding Alzheimer's is a practical guide for the hundreds of thousands of Australians dealing with this extremely challenging condition. Each week, 1500 Australians are diagnosed with Alzheimer's or a dementia-related illness.
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