AFTD Webinar: What You Should Know about Behavioral Variant FTD (bvFTD)

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Dr. Nupur Ghoshal from Washington University in St. Louis explores aspects of bvFTD that all health providers, persons living with FTD, and their families should know. Her presentation addresses clinical signs and symptoms and the latest in diagnosis and treatment of the disorder. She introduces bvFTD pathology and genetics and discusses their relevance to current and emerging areas of research.

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25 июл 2024

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@eh7866 Год назад

This is the most comprehensive video I have watched. Thank you very much.

@laurah.160 Год назад

Thank you for all of your hard work regarding this humiliating disease

@bfields8943 5 лет назад

Thank you for posting this video. My mother just got diagnosed with bvFTD and this video has been very helpful for my family.

@TheAFTD 5 лет назад

We're glad to hear that the webinar has served as a helpful resource for you and your family. If you have other questions, or need additional support in your journey, don't hesitate to reach out to us via our HelpLine, by phone:1-866-507-7222 or email: info@theaftd.org.

@markcroftocala 2 года назад

thank you

@Bo_SH 5 лет назад

Is sundowning also a symptom of bvFTD?

@TheAFTD 5 лет назад

Thank you for your question. "Sundowning," or late-day confusion, is a group of symptoms that can occur in the late afternoon and evening in any type of dementia, including FTD. Symptoms can include increased confusion, agitation or restlessness, and may be related to increased fatigue, low lighting or disruption of the body’s “internal clock." Should you have any additional questions about sundowning, or other symptoms of bvFTD, please reach out to AFTD’s HelpLine by phone: 866-507-7222 or email: info@theaftd.org.