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Understanding the early signs of Alzheimer’s disease is crucial for timely intervention and management. Research suggests that subtle changes can occur years before a formal diagnosis. These early indicators can be easy to miss, but being aware of them can make a significant difference. For instance, memory lapses, difficulty with problem-solving, and mood changes can be some of the first signs. Edit Full screen View original Delete Alzheimer’s symptoms Recognizing these subtle symptoms early on can help individuals and their families prepare for the future and seek medical advice if necessary. Key Takeaways Early signs of Alzheimer’s can include memory lapses and mood changes. Subtle changes can occur years before diagnosis. Awareness of these signs can lead to timely medical intervention. Understanding the disease can help individuals prepare for the future. Recognizing symptoms early can make a significant difference....

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