Track: Psychiatry and Dementia

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Psychiatric disorders such as Schizophrenia and depression are found to have a higher impact developing dementia. While there is a lot of similarities between mental illness and dementia there are also some critical differences. Researchers have found that some psychiatric disorders are integral to the dementia phenotype. In many cases of dementia, the complications rate along with that the psychiatric disorders overshadowed the symptoms dementia. Psychiatric disorders seem to usually develop in youth and early adulthood while in contrast dementia conditions arises either midlife or late life. These disorders have been taken into series consideration and focus as these psychiatric symptoms in dementia also been linked to severe cognitive, functional disabilities and results in faster progressions.

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Dementia
Dementia Diagnosis
Stages in Dementia Progression
Alzheimer’s Disease
Vascular Dementia
Parkinson Disease Dementia
Dementia with Lewy Body
Frontotemporal and Mixed dementia
Risk Factors for dementia
Disease Correlated with Dementia
Treatment Modalities of Dementia
Psychiatry and Dementia
Dementia Awareness
Dementia Care
Dementia Nursing
Dementia Research
Case Reports

2nd INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON DEMENTIA AND DEMENTIA CARE

November 10-11, 2022 | Paris, France

Track: Psychiatry and Dementia

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