She is experiencing early stages of
dementia, struggling with short-term memory loss.
她正在经历早期的痴呆症，记忆力减退。
His
dementia has progressed significantly over the past year, making it harder for him to recognize familiar faces.
在过去的一年里，他的痴呆症明显恶化，让他难以辨认熟人面孔。
The Alzheimer's support group provides a safe space for people living with
dementia and their caregivers to share experiences.
阿尔茨海默症支持团体为痴呆患者及其照顾者提供了一个分享经历的安全场所。
The doctor prescribed medication to slow down the progression of her
dementia.
医生给她开了药以减缓痴呆症的发展进程。
Dementia can lead to a gradual loss of independence in daily activities.
痴呆可能导致日常活动中的自主能力逐渐丧失。
The community is organizing monthly activities for
dementia patients to keep them socially engaged.
社区每月为痴呆患者组织活动，以保持他们的社会参与度。
Understanding the unique symptoms of each type of
dementia is crucial for accurate diagnosis.
了解每种痴呆类型的独特症状对于准确诊断至关重要。
Caring for a loved one with
dementia can be emotionally exhausting and physically demanding.
照顾患有痴呆症的亲人可能会带来极大的情感和身体压力。
Research continues to explore new treatments and therapies for
dementia, with hopes of finding a cure in the future.
对痴呆症的研究仍在探索新的治疗方法，希望能找到未来的治愈方案。
In
dementia, the brain's ability to process information and form new memories is compromised.
在痴呆症中，大脑处理信息和形成新记忆的能力会受到影响。
"Researchers are looking to use graphene to solve issues that have a big social impact－things like membranes that enable desalination, sensors for new types of communication, technologies that help combat cancer, diabetes and dementia," Ricketts said.
Chinese scientists have made great strides in the treatment of Alzheimer's disease (the most common cause of dementia).
According to the World Alzheimer's Report 2018, there are about 50 million patients in the world suffering from dementia, and the figure is estimated to hit 152 million in 2050, while Alzheimer's disease patients account for 60 to 70 percent of the dementia population.
根据《2018年世界阿尔茨海默病报告》，全球目前大约有5000万名痴呆症患者，预计到2050年这一数字将增至1亿5200万，其中阿尔茨海默病患者约占痴呆症总人群的60%至70%。
"When people are old, they need all sorts of care and services, but ultimately, the most urgently needed senior care services in China are for those dependent seniors who suffer from dementia or physical illness, and cannot live by themselves, he said, adding that those who are physically challenged or suffering from dementia are the company's core service receivers.
Care centers may find the technology useful in locating elderly people with dementia.
Today, the company operates a total of 322 healthcare facilities, including nursing homes and dementia treatment centers.
"It is estimated that a greater number of elderly people have physical disabilities or dementia in fast-aging societies.