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NARFE May
We're so thankful to NARFE and its members for our partnership. Over the last 35 years, NARFE has been a leader in the fight to end Alzheimer's. In appreciation of your unwavering support, we've created an exclusive web portal for NARFE members who've been impacted by the disease, featuring streamlined access to our free support services, education and local resources. Learn more or visit alz.org/narfemembers.
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Certain gene may help shield people at risk for Alzheimer's
People with the APOE4 gene face an increased risk of Alzheimer's, but a new study shows that individuals who also carry a "protective" form of a gene called klotho were 30 percent less likely to develop Alzheimer's by age 80. Not all APOE4 carriers develop Alzheimer's, and additional research is necessary to determine the role of genetics on the disease. Download our Science Hub app for more on this study. Learn more.
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Volunteers continue the fight to end Alzheimer's during COVID-19
The Alzheimer's Association is powered by volunteers who are passionate and inspired about making a difference in the fight against the disease. Advocates, support group facilitators, community educators and event committee members have found creative ways to push their volunteerism forward virtually during the COVID-19 crisis. Learn more.
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Our COVID-19 Help Center provides resources all in one location
During these difficult times and always, you're not alone in the fight against Alzheimer's. Stay updated by visiting our COVID-19 Help Center, featuring access to 24/7 support, resources and tips for people living with dementia, caregivers and families. Learn more.
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Music can unlock memories and build connections
Studies have shown that listening to familiar music can reduce anxiety, depression and aggressive behavior in people living with dementia. The Spring issue of ALZ magazine explores how some individuals can access precious memories by hearing specific songs. Learn more.
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NARFE 2020 Goal $14 Million
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24/7 Helpline: 1-800-272-3900
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