Not directly MS Windows XP, but will try here: Purchased MS Office Student & Teacher Edition 2003 way back when and loaded it onto my PC -- only because for those occasions when needing to access a Word doc (I use WordPerfect) received from someone; have used PowerPoint a couple of times, but that's the extent of it.
Alzheimerâs disease, is it a mental illness? Alzheimerâs disease is formally recognized as a mental illness. The disease and its symptoms are outlined in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-IV-TR), which is the main tool used to diagnose mental illnesses such as Schizophrenia and Borderline Personality Disorder.
When Alzheimerâs disrupts memory, language, thinking and reasoning, these effects are referred to as âcognitive symptomsâ of the disease. The term âbehavioral and psychiatric symptomsâ describes a large group of additional symptoms that occur to at least some degree in many, but by no means all, individuals with Alzheimerâs. In early stages of the disease, people may experience personality changes such as irritability, anxiety or depression.