Report: Global Alzheimer’s Costs to Top $600 Billion


Published On: September 22nd, 2010

Alzheimer’s disease is expensive for patients and their families. The latest figures put out by the Alzheimer’s Association, an advocacy and research group, underscore this point. Here are some of the highlights from a report the group released today:
Worldwide dementia care costs — direct medical and community expenses as well [...]

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Report: Global Alzheimer’s Costs to Top $600 Billion

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