Changes in the Brains of Individuals with Alzheimer's Disease Have

question 71

Multiple Choice

Changes in the brains of individuals with Alzheimer's disease have been found, but they are of limited value because

• A) they are too similar to the changes seen in Parkinson's disease.
• B) they can only be seen by very expensive imaging techniques.
• C) they appear in women, but not men.
• D) they are only seen during autopsy.

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Definitions:

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