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New research focuses on lowering levels of beta amyloid Mounting evidence suggests that beta amyloid accumulation in the brain is an early biomarker and a critical event in the early progression of Alzheimer's. Researchers are targeting amyloid-based therapies to be given in earlier stages of the disease, perhaps even before symptoms emerge. While more research is needed, some scientists believe these therapies could reduce the risk of, and possibly prevent, cognitive impairment and dementia. Read the article >>

Chorus gives voice to people with Alzheimer's In New York City, people with Alzheimer's come together in song as part of The Unforgettables, a chorus made up of those with the disease (and other dementias) and their caregivers. According to the chorus' founders, each practice and recital is an act of togetherness and renewed strength in the face of illness. Read the article >>   Add a doctor visit to your list of resolutions If you or someone you know is experiencing any of the 10 warning signs of Alzheimer's disease, resolve to see a doctor as soon as possible. An early diagnosis of Alzheimer's can make it easier for you and your family to live the best life possible. Learn more about the 10 warning signs >> Caregiver resource links Alzheimer's Association® TrialMatch™ >> Alzheimer's Behaviors >> Caregiver Stress Check >> Comfort Zone® >> Coping with Alzheimer's >>   Daily Care >> Long-Distance Caregiving >> Music, Art and Other Therapies >> Support Groups >> Unpredictable Situations >> Stop by our brain gym Exercise your brain and test your skills. Solve today's puzzle >>

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