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Alzheimer's Treatment Alzheimer's Prevention: A Patient and Family Guide, 2012 Edition
Alzheimer's Treatment Alzheimer's Prevention: A Patient and Family Guide, 2012 Edition
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Harvard-trained Neurologist Dr. Richard Isaacson answers the most common patient and caregiver questions on the treatment and prevention of Alzheimer’s disease (AD). He shares his cutting edge, comprehensive approach in the fight against AD, the greatest public health crisis facing our world today.
This groundbreaking book has been written especially for patients, caregivers, family members, and allied healthcare professionals. Dr. Isaacson answers questions in easy to understand terms to help educate and inform those confronting AD. The book can be used as a resource to empower families to understand the latest treatment and prevention strategies.
In 2012, there is more hope now than ever in Alzheimer’s disease. Dr. Isaacson answers questions about AD easy to understand terms in order to help educate and inform those confronting the disease. The book can be used as a resource to empower patients and families to understand the latest strategies in the fight against AD. Remember: Knowledge is Power - Get informed, Get Educated. The fight against AD is a battle we must win.
Sample Chapters:
“In 2012, what are the best strategies for treating and preventing AD?”
“Where can I turn to for help and should I get a second opinion?”
“I have a family member with Alzheimer’s and am concerned about developing AD. What strategies do you suggest for prevention?”
Dr. Isaacson has appeared widely in the media, including CNN.com, NBC, CBS, ABC, the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, U.S. News and World Report and Univision. Dr. Isaacson has appeared widely in the media, including CNN.com, NBC, CBS, ABC, Wall Street Journal, USA Today, US News and World Report and Univision. His book was highlighted twice on the NBC Today Show (interview by Meredith Vieira, January 2011 and Kathie Lee and Hoda, July 2011), Fox Good Day L.A., and other television and radio programs throughout the United States. The 2012 Edition follows his most recent book "Treating Alzheimer's Preventing Alzheimer's: A Patient and Family Guide, 2011 Edition," and has been revised and updated to include all of the latest advances in Alzheimer's treatment and prevention.
This groundbreaking book has been written especially for patients, caregivers, family members, and allied healthcare professionals. Dr. Isaacson answers questions in easy to understand terms to help educate and inform those confronting AD. The book can be used as a resource to empower families to understand the latest treatment and prevention strategies.
In 2012, there is more hope now than ever in Alzheimer’s disease. Dr. Isaacson answers questions about AD easy to understand terms in order to help educate and inform those confronting the disease. The book can be used as a resource to empower patients and families to understand the latest strategies in the fight against AD. Remember: Knowledge is Power - Get informed, Get Educated. The fight against AD is a battle we must win.
Sample Chapters:
“In 2012, what are the best strategies for treating and preventing AD?”
“Where can I turn to for help and should I get a second opinion?”
“I have a family member with Alzheimer’s and am concerned about developing AD. What strategies do you suggest for prevention?”
Dr. Isaacson has appeared widely in the media, including CNN.com, NBC, CBS, ABC, the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, U.S. News and World Report and Univision. Dr. Isaacson has appeared widely in the media, including CNN.com, NBC, CBS, ABC, Wall Street Journal, USA Today, US News and World Report and Univision. His book was highlighted twice on the NBC Today Show (interview by Meredith Vieira, January 2011 and Kathie Lee and Hoda, July 2011), Fox Good Day L.A., and other television and radio programs throughout the United States. The 2012 Edition follows his most recent book "Treating Alzheimer's Preventing Alzheimer's: A Patient and Family Guide, 2011 Edition," and has been revised and updated to include all of the latest advances in Alzheimer's treatment and prevention.
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