Making Alzheimer’s Just a Memory
The rapid development of COVID vaccines spurred hope that treatments may be found for other devastating conditions — Alzheimer’s included.
The rapid development of COVID vaccines spurred hope that treatments may be found for other devastating conditions — Alzheimer’s included.
She smiles as she helps retell the story of meeting the big grizzly in Yellowstone one hot summer’s day so long ago. She’s still Joan.
New ad campaign encourages families to discuss cognitive problems sooner, to help with early Alzheimer’s diagnosis.
The impact of Alzheimer’s is profoundly felt throughout the state. Currently in Montana, 20,000 people are living with Alzheimer’s with an estimated 5.7 million across the country. The Alzheimer’s Association® urges individuals throughout Montana to get involved and raise awareness about Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias.
A diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease or another dementia is life changing and raises a lot of questions and emotions. It can leave a person feeling isolated and unsure of where to turn for information and support to live well with dementia.
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