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• Jul 10,  · At a glance, more than million people in the United States play video games regularly, or for at least 3 hours per week. The average American gamer is a year-old adult, with 72 percent of.

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• May 26,  · Chicago saw its most violent Memorial Day weekend in five years, with 10 people dead and more than guns recovered over the weekend. The city’s stay-at-home order did little to prevent violent.

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• Sometimes, people with Alzheimer’s disease lash out for no clear reason. They may get upset or angry easily. They may curse, hurl insults, or scream. They might even throw things or resist.

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• Aggression can be caused by many factors including physical discomfort, environmental factors and poor communication. If the person with Alzheimer's is aggressive, consider what might be contributing to the change in behavior.

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• “Do not sully her memory or her mother's by engaging in any violence,” Biden said. “It's totally inappropriate for that to happen. She wouldn't want it nor would her mother so I hope they do.

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• Sep 13,  · Aggressive behavior that is intended to causes physical or emotional harm to another person.

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• Sep 07,  · Ruminative thoughts and intensely felt memories of trauma and stress are common symptoms of PTSD experienced by women with a history of sexual violence, along with symptoms anxiety and depression.

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