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WHYY Webcasts
 (Philadelphia,
PA) The latest information on Alzheimer's Disease, which affects
at least four million Americans, was presented in a live WHYY
webcast Friday, October 18 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The
webcast presented the first dementia care conference organized
by The University of Pennsylvania's Alzheimer's Disease Center,
"Dementia Care: Living for Today and Planning
for Tomorrow." The conference was designed especially
for individuals with dementia in the early stage and family
members who care for someone at any stage. Most people with
Alzheimer's Disease live at home and are cared for by family
members.
This
Conference is Available Now Online!
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 The
University of Pennsylvania's Alzheimer's
Disease Center hosted its first
dementia care conference, "Dementia
Care: Living for Today and Planning
for Tomorrow," on October
18, 2002. The conference was co-sponsored
by WHYY
Wider Horizons, NIH/NIA, HCGNE,
and others. Conference speakers were
drawn from Philadelphia's nationally
known leaders in aging and dementia
care. They brought cutting edge information
on dementia to individuals with dementia
in the early stage and family members
who care for someone at any stage,
focusing on day-to-day care and planning
for the future.
Click
here
to view this archived,
free WHYY
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