What is the rationale for it being there

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Question 1. Alzheimer's is a neurocognitive, degenerative disorder. Why is it in a manual utilized for psychiatric disorders?

Question 2. Does a diagnosis for mild neurocognitive disorder belong in the DSM-5?

Question 3. What is the rationale for it being there?

Question 4. Where is the disorder categorized in the ICD 10?

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