The Promises and the Perils of the End of Alzheimers Disease

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Jason Karlawish University of Pennsylvania

When I was in medical school, we spoke of senility. Alzheimers disease was an uncommon cause of dementia.

When I started practicing geriatric medicine at the end of the 20th century, Alzheimers disease was established as the most common cause of dementia.

Now, I am witnessing the dawn of a new age of Alzheimers disease, an age that will be marked by the end of Alzheimers disease. Read more at www.alzheimersreadingroom.com

 

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