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Family gatherings are supposed to bring people together. Birthdays, holidays, Sunday dinners, graduations, reunions, and other celebrations give families an opportunity to reconnect and make memories. But when someone you love is living with Alzheimer's disease or another form of dementia, the same
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Caring for someone with Alzheimer's disease or another form of dementia can become an all-consuming responsibility. There are medications to manage. Doctor appointments to coordinate. Meals to prepare. Bills to pay. Safety concerns to address. Questions get repeated. Sleep may be interrupted. Plans
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For decades, one of the greatest challenges in Alzheimer’s disease has been that by the time memory problems become obvious, changes in the brain may have been developing for many years. That is beginning to change. One of the most promising areas of Alzheimer’s research is not a new medication. It
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