Anosognsia
Anosognosia is a Greek-based word that can be translated as “without knowledge of disease.” It’s a condition in which a person with a disease or disability is unable to recognize something that is medically apparent.
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Happy Holidays
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Anosognsia
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Happy Holidays
Recognizing Depresssion in Older Adults
Facts and Fiction about Hoarding
Easing the Emotional and Financial Squeeze of Multigenerational Caregiving
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