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Guest Host: Susan Page
Research on Alzheimer’s focuses on two areas of the human condition that are perhaps least understood: aging and the brain. A panel talks about the devastating disease that can take away memory, personality, and basic cognition, a painful process for the patient but also for friends, loved ones, and caregivers.
Guests
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- Dr. Dean Storer Associate clinical professor of geriatric psychiatry at George Washington University
- Sarah Harris Caregiver to her husband who was diagnosed as having Aszheimers two years ago at the age of 55
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