
Alzheimer's disease | Caregiver's Guide
Forgetting, misplacing or repeating things are not a normal part of aging.
They could be the signs of Alzheimer's disease.
Learn more about Alzheimer's disease, its stages, and treatment options
They could be the signs of Alzheimer's disease.
Learn more about Alzheimer's disease, its stages, and treatment options
In this ad, a man waits while his elderly mother searches for her coat. As he watches her, it dawns on him that she seems confused. In fact, she is demonstrating these signs of Alzheimer's disease:
Family members are often the first to notice when their loved one is behaving differently. If something doesn't seem right to you, don't ignore it – because if it is Alzheimer's disease, there are treatment options that can help. So speak to a doctor today.
In this ad, a woman comes to the realization that her aging father might be showing these early signs of Alzheimer's disease:
If you think that you might be seeing signs like these in someone close to you, speak to a doctor now – because the sooner the disease is detected, the sooner treatment can begin.