Alzheimer's disease, a doctor's perspective

It is believed that one out of every eight people aged 65 and older are suffering from Alzheimer’s disease. By 2030 that number is forecast to increase to one in every five, and its resulting impact extends to millions of families and children of those living with the disease.

Unfortunately, science has not yet found a way to “cure” Alzheimer’s, and several clinical trials of medications have failed to improve memory and other thinking skills in people diagnosed with it, making prevention even more important for you.

The good news is, dozens of clinical trials and thousands of hours of researc...