The correct report of an article suggests that the about five to eight percent of people suffer from dementia, and the most common form of dementia is Alzheimer.
Alzheimer is a condition which is often associated with memory loss and generally happens in a person aged 65 and above or those who have suffered nervous arrest.
- Alzheimer is a mental ability of mind to lose the memory in the short term and to an extent where the mind and body cannot coordinate to perform basic and simple functions and tasks.
- Dementia is typically found in people over and above the age of sixty-five years as per the report of World Health Organization in its annual article which is published worldwide.
- Alzheimer restricts mind's and to some extent body's ability to remember the short term events that have happened and lose their ability to carry normal tasks.
Hence, about five to eight percent suffer from dementia who are aged sixty-five and above, and Alzheimer is the most common form of dementia found.
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