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July 1, 2009   

	Celebrate your own independence Maintaining your independence if you have Alzheimer's disease is important. Doing so for as long as possible can be beneficial to your quality of life and self-esteem. Though there may come a time when you can't live on your own, you can remain independent during the early stages of Alzheimer's by making simple adjustments, taking safety precautions and relying on the support of others. 10 tips to stay independent >> Talk to others on our message boards >> Stay safe with Medic Alert + Safe Return >>

Take a trip through your brain Ever wondered how your brain works? Our interactive Brain Tour explains it to you. In addition to English, the tour is available in 13 other languages. Take the Brain Tour >> Want a young mind? Stay upbeat. While your brain slows with aging, you can hold mental decline at bay, researchers say, by challenging your mind and maintaining a positive outlook. Read the article >> Stop by our brain gym Exercise your brain and test your skills. Solve today's puzzle >>

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