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Washington University School of Medicine to lead new international Alzheimer's disease research netw

Bob DeMarco is a CareGiver and Blogger Caregiver I am a caregiver. My mother, Dorothy, is 92 years old and suffers... Send Message Subscribe: Bob DeMarco

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This announcement gets me excited. My mother suffers from Alzheimer's and we really benefited from an early diagnosis of her Alzheimer's disease. It is clear to me the earlier the diagnosis and the sooner the appropriate medication is prescribed the better the outcome. I have met many people...

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Sue
Saturday, July 26, 2008 at 01:30 PM

Thanks for bringing this information to our members. You are so right that early intervention is very important. I hope this does serve other families well.

All the best, sue

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