Dementia: everything you wanted and feared to know about it

As practice has shown, the author writes best not thanks to, but in spite of circumstances. That is, not in the quiet of a separate office during a long creative leave, but in the kitchen, in snippets, early in the mornings before work or late in the evenings before bed. This book was no exception.
The task turned out to be non-trivial: it was necessary to strike a balance between "not scaring too much" and "not over-encouraging" and to navigate between "understandable to anyone who is generally capable of reading" and "useful as a guide for doctors themselves, especially beginners or those with a different specialty." We hope that we succeeded in both.