Identifying early memory loss is critical to avoiding disability associated with Alzheimer's disease. The earlier you start treatment, the better your chances of never being disabled. In this video, Dr. Van Horn discusses how to recognize the earliest signs of memory loss in a loved one so that you can get them the help they need.
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