Vestibular impairment, cognitive decline and Alzheimer’s disease: balancing the evidence

Overview of attention for article published in Aging & Mental Health, January 2019

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RT @AgrawalLabs: @JH_Memory_Aging A3/ Vestibular impairment is disproportionately prevalent among individuals with mild cognitive impairmen…

@JH_Memory_Aging A3/ Vestibular impairment is disproportionately prevalent among individuals with mild cognitive impairment and AD. Vestibular impairment can be treated through simple physical therapy... Read more! https://t.co/qd1Dq8hrP4

RT @WaynelsChan: “Age-related vestibular impairment contributes to a ‘spatial’ subtype of #AlzheimersDisease, characterized by highly morbi…

“Age-related vestibular impairment contributes to a ‘spatial’ subtype of #AlzheimersDisease, characterized by highly morbid symptoms such as wandering and falls.” #FallPrevention #gerotwitter https://t.co/31H9luYBN7

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