Neuroscience
Glen Campbell, a US cowboy-music entertainer was diagnosed with probable Alzheimer's disease earlier on 2011.
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Neuroscience
Celebrities with CNS Diseases: Glen Campbell
Glen Campbell, a US cowboy-music entertainer was diagnosed with probable Alzheimer's disease earlier on 2011.
He and his spouse have appeared on a number of television and radio shows, including BBC's Today show.
Today, they appear on The Ellen Show, on US television.
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From earlier today: Listen to BBC Radio Wales Science Cafe Episode "Around 40,000 people in Wales suffer from Alzheimer's Disease. Adam Walton explores the latest research by Welsh scientists to combat the most common form of dementia."...
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