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The last two, actually the last three we're going to talk about, because there are many, many other kinds of dementia. Like we could spend hours and hours talking about all the different kinds. Hours. But we have talked about Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease. I can't remember which one. And we say that all the time.
The last two, actually the last three we're going to talk about, because there are many, many other kinds of dementia. Like we could spend hours and hours talking about all the different kinds. Hours. But we have talked about Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease. I can't remember which one. And we say that all the time.
The last two, actually the last three we're going to talk about, because there are many, many other kinds of dementia. Like we could spend hours and hours talking about all the different kinds. Hours. But we have talked about Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease. I can't remember which one. And we say that all the time.
Is there a disease that kills by preventing sleep? Oh, is that the one? Which we should have rightly called how prion diseases work.
Is there a disease that kills by preventing sleep? Oh, is that the one? Which we should have rightly called how prion diseases work.
Is there a disease that kills by preventing sleep? Oh, is that the one? Which we should have rightly called how prion diseases work.
Yeah, because it's a prion infection. It's very rare. About one out of a million people will be affected in any given year. Like mad cow disease.
Yeah, because it's a prion infection. It's very rare. About one out of a million people will be affected in any given year. Like mad cow disease.
Yeah, because it's a prion infection. It's very rare. About one out of a million people will be affected in any given year. Like mad cow disease.
Yeah, exactly. It's a spongiform disease.
Yeah, exactly. It's a spongiform disease.
Yeah, exactly. It's a spongiform disease.
It is. It's very interesting. It could be genetic, and I thought we also talked about it in organ transplant.