Alzheimer's disease affects at least 30 million people worldwide, not including, of course, friends, family, and other loved ones, and that number is growing as we live longer. In this miniseries, we speak with health experts and people dealing with Alzheimer's about symptoms, causes, existing treatments, ongoing research into new therapies. We also discuss ways you can lower your risk of developing Alzheimer's disease or any other form of dementia. And we discuss how caregivers and loved ones can cope with Alzheimer's disease, too.
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Alzheimer's disease affects at least 30 million people worldwide, not including, of course, friends, family, and other loved ones, and that number is growing as we live longer. In this miniseries, we speak with health experts and people dealing with Alzheimer's about symptoms, causes, existing treatments, ongoing research into new therapies. We also discuss ways you can lower your risk of developing Alzheimer's disease or any other form of dementia. And we discuss how caregivers and loved ones can cope with Alzheimer's disease, too.
Listen, follow and share this series with the people in your life.
For informational purposes only. Please consult a registered health professional for advice.
Ep 3: What Are the Early Stages of Alzheimer’s Disease?
Living with Alzheimer's Disease Podcast
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3 years ago
Ep 3: What Are the Early Stages of Alzheimer’s Disease?
Even though we know a lot more about Alzheimer's disease now than we used to, there are still a lot of misunderstandings about the disease. So in this episode, we hear from people with Alzheimer's disease about their day-to-day lives. Caregivers and medical professionals also share their experiences caring for people with more advanced Alzheimer's disease. If you love someone with advanced Alzheimer’s disease, stay tuned for an upcoming episode on how to manage your new normal– especially when the going gets tough.
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Resources
Patient Support and Advocacy Groups
Alzheimer’s Speaks
Alz Authors
Alzheimer’s Association Local Chapters (US)
Alzheimer’s Society support groups (UK)
Dementia Friendly America
Caregiver support
Family Caregiver Alliance
Memory Cafes
Memory Cafe directory
Guest’s Books
Dr Jason Karlawish - The Problem of Alzheimer’s: How Science, Culture, and Politics Turned a Rare Disease into a Crisis and What We Can Do About it
Dr Jennifer Bute - Dementia from the Inside: A Doctor's Personal Journey of Hope
Anthony Copeland Parker - Running All Over The World: Our Race Against Early-Onset Alzheimer's
Paul Hornback - God Still Remembers Me: Devotions for Facing Alzheimer's Disease with Faith
Paul Hornback - My Purple Brick Road: A Faithful Battle with Early-onset Alzheimer's Disease
Dr Daniel Gibbs - A Tattoo on my Brain: A Neurologist's Personal Battle against Alzheimer's Disease
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Living with Alzheimer's Disease Podcast
Alzheimer's disease affects at least 30 million people worldwide, not including, of course, friends, family, and other loved ones, and that number is growing as we live longer. In this miniseries, we speak with health experts and people dealing with Alzheimer's about symptoms, causes, existing treatments, ongoing research into new therapies. We also discuss ways you can lower your risk of developing Alzheimer's disease or any other form of dementia. And we discuss how caregivers and loved ones can cope with Alzheimer's disease, too.
Listen, follow and share this series with the people in your life.
For informational purposes only. Please consult a registered health professional for advice.
