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Alzheimer's In American -- Where American Stands Video

The video, Where America Stands on Alzheimer's, discusses facts about Alzheimer's disease, the search for a cure, and the baby boomer generation.....

The video also points out that eating a Mediterranean style diet could be an important factor in preventing Alzheimer's disease.

This short video is packed with information about Alzheimer's disease including: facts, trends, causes, genetics, research, and symptoms. Worth watching a few times to let in all sink in.

I strongly suggest that you share this video with family, friends, and co-workers.

The share button at the top of the article makes it easy to send the information to others, or share on sites like Twitter, Facebook, and StumbleUpon.



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Original content Bob DeMarco, Alzheimer's Reading Room