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ADAW Fact Friday: During the holidays, routine is important for people with dementia

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Today’s #ADAWFactFriday concerns the holiday season. Travel and visits can add stress to families and to individuals who live with dementia. Maintaining a routine as much as possible can help reduce stress and anxiety. For more information, visit www.alzwisc.org or contact us:(888) 308-6251 or support@alzwisc.org
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ADAW Fact Friday: What is the difference between Alzheimer’s and dementia?

ADAW Fact Friday, Alzheimer's Disease, Brain Health, Dementia, Research, Stages
Alzheimer’s, which accounts for 50- to 70-percent of dementia cases, was first identified in 1906 by Dr. Alois Alzheimer. He noted a link between “plaques” (dense deposits of the beta amyloid protein that can clump and prevent signals transfer and cell degradation) and “tangles” (fiber clumps of the “tau” protein […]
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ADAW Fact Friday: Are dementia symptoms reversible?

ADAW Fact Friday, Alzheimer's Disease, Brain Health, Dementia, Research
In addition to programming and support, we want to share information with you about Alzheimer’s and dementia—including research and facts. To that end, we’ll post an #ADAWFactFriday each week to update you on information and research about Alzheimer’s and dementia. We will debunk myths also. Find out more about Alzheimer’s […]
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Thanks to the Ales for Alzheimer’s Team!

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We want to thank the Ales for Alzheimer’s committee and everyone who attended “Madison’s Largest Happy Hour” to support the ADAW. Our hearts are full. We are humbled and amazed at everyone’s generosity. Your generosity allows us to share resources with the Dane County community. All of the donations raised from Ales […]
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