World Alzheimer's Day, Inhabiting Time at a Different Pace
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In France, 1.4 million people are said to have a neurodegenerative disease.This figure does not say anything about the intimate drama suffered by their relatives, who are often ill-informed and ill-accompanied.
World Alzheimer's Day, from the Eagle stories, experiences and paths to tackle the disease between early diagnosis and support.
In the region there are teams working every day to preserve the autonomy, identity and dignity of people with Alzheimer's, in a country where about half of the residents of homes have diagnosed dementia or signs of cognitive decline. They fight against the loss of abilities, stimulate physical autonomy, maintain routines and refuse to give up on those who no longer remember who it was. This Monday, September 21, the World Day of People with Alzh…
World Alzheimer's Day is marked annually on September 21 for increasing awareness of the disease and combating stigmatization of people affected by dementia. This year's campaign focuses on the importance of early diagnosis and early access to care and support. The Day was established in 1994 by Alzheimer's Disease International, and September is...
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