Many different diseases can cause dementia, including Alzheimer's disease and stroke.

Medicines can be used to treat behavior problems caused by Alzheimer's disease and other diseases that cause dementia.

In humans, a similar condition, believed to be caused by eating infected meat, causes dementia and eventually death.

Both diseases cause dementia, and because there are no treatments, death usually occurs just months after symptoms appear.

Some conditions that cause dementia can be reversed, and others cannot.

The idea that plaque caused dementia "had been such a dominating force for so many years."

The study, published in Neurology, doesn't mean that education causes dementia.

This topic focuses on other conditions that cause dementia.

However, certain genetic disorders can cause true neurodegenerative dementia at this age.

Rarer conditions such as Huntington's disease, which causes dementia in younger people.