Episode 2: Alzheimer's Disease: what it is, how to prevent it, a new medication and a new screening tool

from Informed Aging · host Robin Rountree and Edith Gendron

Send us Fan MailJessica Branning, CEO of ClinCloud Research helps us delve into Alzheimer's disease. What is it, how can we prevent it, how it is diagnosed, and a new medication on the market. There is also a new way to diagnose Alzheimer's and we explore a quicker route to getting a diagnosis than the traditional doctors visits.www.clincloud.comwww.adrccares.comwww.seniorhelpers.com/OrlandoSupport the Alzheimer's & Dementia Resource Center

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