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From Carrie Hill, PhD, for About.com

Coping with Hallucinations in Alzheimer's

Monday February 13, 2006
Changes in the brain during Alzheimer's can lead to disruptions in perception. Hallucinations are sometimes a feature of dementia but if carefully managed need not be prolonged or distressing. Read more about coping with hallucinations.

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