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Types of Alzheimer's Disease



Alzheimer's Disease: Types list

The list of types of Alzheimer's Disease mentioned in various sources includes:

  • Familial Alzheimer's disease - an early-onset inherited genetic form.

Curable Types of Alzheimer's Disease:

  • Sporadic Alzheimer's disease

Rare Types of Alzheimer's Disease:

Types discussion:

Two types of AD exist: familial AD (FAD), which is found in families where AD follows a certain inheritance pattern; and sporadic (seemingly random) AD, where no obvious inheritance pattern is seen. Because of differences in age at onset, AD is further described as either early-onset (younger than 65 years old) or late-onset (65 years and older). Early-onset AD is rare and generally affects people aged 30 to 60. Early-onset AD progresses faster than the more common, late-onset forms of AD. (Source: excerpt from NIA's Progress Report on Alzheimer's Disease, 1998: NIA)

Alzheimer's Disease: Rare Types

Rare types of medical conditions and diseases in related medical categories:

Alzheimer's Disease: Related Disease Topics

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