June is Alzheimer’s and Brain Health Month—a time to raise awareness, reduce stigma and commit to protecting our cognitive well-being as we age. Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias affect millions of families across the country, including many in our own community.

Whether you’re a caregiver, a loved one or someone concerned about memory changes, learning about dementia and recognizing early signs can make a significant difference in improving outcomes and preserving quality of life.

Understanding Alzheimer’s And Dementia

Alzheimer’s is the most-common form of dementia—a group of conditions that affect memory, thinking, judgment and behavior. While some memory lapses are a normal part of aging, Alzheimer’s is not. Misplacing your keys is one thing; forgetting how to get home from

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