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Time Magazine Features Article, "Forgetting Is the New Normal"

Time Magazine Features Article, "Forgetting Is the New Normal"

by Dorian Martin
Monday, May 12, 2008

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I must admit that I had never thought about the statistics before. The latest issue of Time features an article by Sue Halpern entitled, "Forgetting Is the New Normal." She notes that 14 million people in the U...

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Sue
Wednesday, May 14, 2008 at 09:51 PM

Thanks so much Dorian; hope you are well. This is a great article, glad you brought it to the community.

Some readers may want to review our basic intro to Alzheimer's Disease.

Hope this helps - all the best, sue

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