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Financial Matters & Alzheimer’s Disease
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Facing the devastating news of an Alzheimer’s diagnosis is difficult and complicated by the fears and struggles that come with dealing with the financial costs of providing for care. The financial costs associated with caring for an individual with Alzheimer’s can be cost
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Dr. Dewayne Nash: Temple Alzheimer’s Symposium
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Alzheimer’s Care Temple Texas Dr. Dewayne Nash, a retired physician from Cedar Park, went to the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center to volunteer as a healthy participant, or control, in a clinical trial to study Alzheimer’s disease. He wanted to volunteer to
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Temple Daily Telegram: Alzheimer’s Symposium
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Alzheimer’s Care Temple Texas The Temple Daily Telegram published “Living with dementia.” The article provides a good look at the upcoming Alzheimer’s Symposium to be held in Temple on April 30th. The Symposium will feature: Dr. Dewayne Nash – A Texas do
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Alzheimer’s and Pinterest: Sodalis Starts Pinning!
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Alzheimer’s Care So Pinterest is the “IT” place to be in the world of social media these days. People everywhere, especially women, find themselves enjoying this online community. (Lest anyone think us guilty of stereotyping – researchers indicate 72% of Pinte
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Alzheimer’s Symposium in Temple!
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Sodalis has an ongoing commitment to advancing Alzheimer’s awareness through providing community opportunities for learning. As part of that commitment, we have hosted an annual Alzheimer’s Symposium in New Braunfels, Texas. This year, in addition to the New Braunfels s
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Alzheimer’s Association Disease Facts and Figures for 2013
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Alzheimer’s The Alzheimer’s Association puts out an annual “facts and figures” set of data about Alzheimer’s Disease. These numbers are stunning and rather disheartening. The increase in Alzheimer’s cases, the overwhelming toll on patients and care
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Sleep Patterns and Alzheimer’s
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Alzheimer’s Care New Braunfels Researchers are constantly searching for Alzheimer’s cures, treatments, means of prevention and methods of early detection. A recent study in the Journal of the American Medical Association suggest that there may be ways to identify those at
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