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Alzheimer's Disease: Facing The Facts
Alzheimer's Disease: Facing The Facts
As the number of Alzheimer's cases rise in the U.S., a frightening public health crisis looms
 

Carl Cotman Ph.D. of the Institute for Brain Aging & Dementia at the University of California-Irvine

Alzheimer's Disease: Facing The Facts

Documentary illustrates a host of challenges facing scientists and researchers working to find a cure

Aired Tuesday, 11/3 at 10 p.m. on CPTV

Alzheimer's disease is a progressive and fatal brain disease that destroys one's memory and identity. It can easily deplete a lifetime of savings in long-term health care costs, and leave caregiving families emotionally, physically and often, financially exhausted. ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE: FACING THE FACTS examines the personal and societal implications of the illness, while reviewing the latest research as scientists search for a cure. Through profiles of families living with Alzheimer's and interviews with doctors and researchers, the documentary studies how this overlooked disease threatens to bankrupt the American health system, economy and spirit.

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Produced by Motion, Inc. Production funding provided by MetLife Foundation.