Introduction to Geriatric Neuropsychiatry

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Geriatric neuropsychiatry is a discipline that combines psychiatry, neurology, neuroscience, and geriatrics. It demonstrates a dedication to the belief that a better knowledge of brain-behavior links may lead to a superior quality of life for older people. The two pillars that support the idea of neuropsychiatry are the psychiatric symptoms of neurological illnesses and the neurobiological underpinnings of psychiatric disorders. The study of the neurological bases of human behavior is known as neuropsychiatry. This book examines the effects of aging and ailments associated with old age on the nervous system. Reports intricate issues for both primary and secondary geriatric sickness prevention, as well as sleep, mood, cancer, nerve, muscle, gait, and neurological illnesses. Those interested in researching gerontology, neurology, and neuropsychiatry will find the book helpful. The book presented the most up-to-date knowledge on this enormous subject. The book's wording is clear. This book will delight the reader and is an excellent resource for students and researchers.