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Richard Haier

Emeritus Professor | School of Medicine, University of California, Irvine

Down Syndrome/Dementia

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Articles: Down Syndrome/Dementia

Intelligence, Creativity, Cognition  |  Learning/Tetris  |  Sex Differences   |  Consciousness  |  Personality

May 29, 2014

Possible Compensatory Events in Adult Down Syndrome Brain Prior to the Development of Alzheimer Disease Neuropathology: Targets for Non-Pharmacological Intervention (PDF)→

May 29, 2014/ ScienceSites

E. Head, I.T. Lott, D. Patterson, E. Doran, and R.J. Haier (2007). Journal of Alzheimer's Disease, Mar;11(1):61-76.

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down syndrome, dementia

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