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By Max Wallack

In January of 2010, I wrote an article entitled, “Teaching Young Physicians to Recognize Early Signs of Dementia.”

At that time, I wrote:

“We all know how of import it is that immature physicians live on trained to seat early on symptoms of Alzheimer’s affliction together with dementia. I wanted to percentage amongst y'all 1 programme that is taking the correct steps to ensure that the doctors they graduate are both knowledgeable together with empathetic to these patients together with their caregivers.”

The Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center’s PAIRS Program teaches medical students close Alzheimer’s through relationships amongst early-stage patients. It’s clearly a wonderful programme from which everyone benefits.


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Max Wallack is a pupil at Boston University together with a Research Intern inwards the Molecular Psychiatry together with Aging Laboratory inwards the Department of Pharmacology together with Experimental Therapeutics at Boston University School of Medicine. His bully grandmother, Gertrude, suffered from Alzheimer's disease. Max is the founder of PUZZLES TO REMEMBER. PTR is a projection that provides puzzles to nursing homes together with veterans institutions that attention for Alzheimer's together with dementia patients.

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