With an estimated 44 million diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease worldwide, research is moving quickly to better understand the disease.
In this webinar, hear a caregiver explain the steps she took to support her dad after he was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, gain insights into why it has been so hard to come up with better treatments for this challenging condition, and learn about ongoing efforts to develop novel therapeutic strategies to halt and prevent Alzheimer’s disease, as well as other forms of dementia.
This event was hosted with Kensington Place, a memory care residence that exclusively serves individuals with memory loss and their families.
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