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July 17, 2009

Alzheimer's and Dementia: What's the Truth? And What's a Myth?

By 2050, 16 million people will have Alzheimer's disease in America, according to a recent study by the Alzheimer's Association. Yet many questions linger unanswered about prevention and detection along with what is truth or myth about a condition that may affect one of our loved ones.

Client Gilbert Guide, the most comprehensive site on the web for aging and senior care, has just introduced Alzheimer's and Dementia expert Dennis Fortier to their ever-growing pool of Aging Guide experts on Gilbert Guide.

Fortier's column will bring to light the truths and myths behind mild cognitive impairment, Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia while also discussing the benefits of early identification and timely intervention against medical conditions that impair brain function.

The site is unbiased and not linked to or paid by any organization, product or service. Other Gilbert Guide Expert topics people can read about and learn from include: