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Medical Decision-Making Capacity in Early-Stage Alzheimer Patients: Comparison With Healthy Controls and Benefit of Assistive Information.
Early-stage Alzheimer Disease (AD) may lead to restricted decision-making capacity and without standardized instruments, there is great variability in determining patients' ability to give consent. This study aimed to assess decision-making capacity of AD patients in comparison to a healthy control
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