The symptoms of Alzheimer’s Disease are multifaceted. Sometimes problems with behavior, language or vision occur much earlier than noticeable memory loss.

More than one-third of people who develop early-onset Alzheimer’s disease may experience initial symptoms such as behavior, language, or vision problems rather than memory loss, a new study shows.

Researchers in Spain say more than half of people who develop Alzheimer’s before age 60 are initially misdiagnosed because they exhibit problems other than the memory loss that doctors normally check for.

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