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Know the 10 Signs: Early Detection Matters education campaign

The Alzheimer’s Association has kicked off its Know the 10 Signs: Early Detection Matters campaign, a multi-faceted national education effort to increase awareness of the 10 warning signs of Alzheimer's and the benefits of early detection and early diagnosis. 
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Recruiting Champions for the cause

The Alzheimer’s Association is continuing our national effort to raise awareness and concern about Alzheimer's and move people to take action in the fight against the disease. The goal is to enlist 5 million Champions – at least one for each person living with Alzheimer’s in the United States. There is a campaign-specific Web site at http://www.actionalz.org/.     

Statements

The Alzheimer’s Association has statements on a wide variety of topics and issues that have surfaced in relation to Alzheimer’s disease. The position statements listed below have been approved by Association national board of directors, our Medical and Scientific Advisory Committee or board committees.


 Medical Foods (2 pages)
Adopted March 2009

 Generic Drugs and Alzheimer's Disease (2 pages)
Adopted January 2009

 Genetic Testing (1 page)
Adopted April 2008

 Statement Regarding Treatment of Behavioral and Psychiatric Symptoms of Alzheimer’s Disease (4 pages)
Adopted March 2008

 Human Stem Cell Research (1 page)
Adopted June 2004

 Driving (1 page)
Adopted October 2001

 Use of Animals in Research (1 page)
Revised in April 1999

 Drug Formularies (1 page)
Adopted November 1997

 Ethical Issues in Dementia Research (2 pages)
Adopted May 1997

 Treatment of Individuals with Advanced Dementia (1 page)
 Adopted May 1988


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