Author and Alzheimer's expert P. Murali Doraiswamy answers readers' questions in this article from USA Today. Doraiswamy addresses questions about how likely it is that a person with a family history will develop the disease, as well as questions on caretaking, and how to best deal with family members who suffer from dementia.
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