Memory impairment is caused due to
lack of personal ability to constantly recollect information related to
numerous things including daily activities. Memory impairment can be a
progressive and chronic brain disorder and cause a permanent brain damage. There
are various causes that lead to memory impairment in an individual, few
examples are prevalence of diseases such as epilepsy or meningitis, psychedelic
drug abuse, certain forms of brain cancer or tumors, mental illnesses and
pregnancy can also cause a mild impairment in the memory. Memory impairment is
also a wide known symptom of various neurological diseases such as Alzheimer’s
disease, Parkinson’s disease, and Huntington’s disease.
The therapeutics market for memory
impairment has been on the rise since past few years. The global market has
been witnessing rapid growth in the demand for the drugs and therapies to treat
cases with memory impairment. There is high potentials for the memory
impairment therapeutics market in the coming years.
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