Description

An Alzheimer's diagnosis affects more than just the patient--it affects their families and friends too.

As the disease progresses, a patient's memory deteriorates. They might forget appointments and people's names. Their behavior may suddenly change. And later, they might require constant supervision. Many people are unexpectedly thrust into the role of a caregiver without preparation or knowledge of what's to come. That's why it's important to grow awareness for Alzheimer's, its signs and symptoms--and what you can do in the event that someone you love is diagnosed with the disease. Discover more about what Alzheimer's is through a look at its stages, current clinical research, caregivers accounts, and more.