Learn: Preventing Loss of Independence through Exercise

by Alzheimer's Association · Published February 29, 2016 · Updated March 7, 2016

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Dr. Barnes, PhD, MPH discusses the approach to diagnose the cause of memory decline, outlines currently available therapies for Alzheimer’s disease, and also describes current clinical trials which highlight the benefits of physical activity on cognitive decline.

Helpful information related to this post:

• Watch the post-session Q and A
• Visit our living with Alzheimer’s section on alz.org for more information on living well

 

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