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The Vanishing Self: Robert Kolker Explores the Heartbreak and Mystery of Frontotemporal Dementia
Imagine a genetic inheritance that functions like a ticking clock, one that promises a 50-50 chance of fundamentally erasing the person you are. In your 40s, the transformation begins. It starts subtly, perhaps with a shift in temperament or a lapse in social judgment. You might begin to lose your inhibitions, uttering things that are…
