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Alzheimer's Disease Resources Are Available
The National Institute on Aging (NIA) is offering 2 free resources. The NIA?s most recent publication is the updated 2001-2002 Alzheimer?s Disease Progress Report. This 48-page report offers a comprehensive overview of the recent advances in Alzheimer?s disease research, including new findings on its causes, risk factors, promising protective measures, and caregiving.
The second publication is the Progress Report, Alzheimer?s Disease: Unraveling the Mystery. As a companion to the 2001-2002 Alzheimer?s Disease Progress Report, it provides basic science background on the brain and Alzheimer?s disease in an easy-to-understand language. An accompanying CD-ROM offers an educational video and graphics.
Both publications are available from NIA?s Alzheimer?s Disease Education and Referral (ADEAR) Center. To order the publications, call the ADEAR Center at 800-438-4380, or visit
Articles in this issue
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Lack of Employment Raises Suicide Riskalmost 22 years ago
Age-Related Dementia Traced to Virusesalmost 22 years ago
Substance Abuse Linked with ADHDalmost 22 years ago
Political Violence Has Lasting Effectalmost 22 years ago
Outlook Is Positive for Getting Olderalmost 22 years ago
They're Still Laughing After All Those Yearsalmost 22 years ago
Mental Decline Goes Unnoticedalmost 22 years ago
Constant Use of the Pill Eases Endometriosisalmost 22 years ago
Diuretics Help Hipsalmost 22 years ago
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