The bottom line is: With EARLY-EARLY-EARLY diagnosis and treatment, the progression of dementia (Alzheimer’s is one type) can be slowed down, buying time for medical science to come up with better treatments (hopefully a cure) and keep people in the early stage and independent longer--delaying fulltime care.
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