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It might seem like an everyday occurence for most of us, but the simple task of combing his hair represents a relative moment of intimacy for John Cometti who suffers with a form of Alzhiemer’s disease.
For the last eight month’s the eighty eight year-old has been put under the constant scrutiny of CCTV cameras in his home.
The system is just one of a number of options aimed at protecting old and vulnerable people in the community.
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More about: Alzheimer’s disease, France, Health, ScienceCopyright © 2013 euronews
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