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On this edition of "Culture Clique" Gerise Thompson, Regional director for the Alzheimer's Association visits with KQAL's Terese Tenseth.
Chances are someone you know is currently experiencing living with Alzheimer's. Today we will learn about the warning signs, the different forms Alzheimer's can take, what physically happens to the brain, and what is currently being done to address the growing accounts of the disease. Read the full description.
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On this edition of "Culture Clique" Gerise Thompson, Regional director for the Alzheimer's Association visits with KQAL's Terese Tenseth.
Chances are someone you know is currently experiencing living with Alzheimer's. Today we will learn about the warning signs, the different forms Alzheimer's can take, what physically happens to the brain, and what is currently being done to address the growing accounts of the disease.
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On this edition of "Culture Clique" Gerise Thompson, Regional director for the Alzheimer's Association visits with KQAL's Terese Tenseth.
Chances are someone you know is currently experiencing living with Alzheimer's. Today we will learn about the warning signs, the different forms Alzheimer's can take, what physically happens to the brain, and what is currently being done to address the growing accounts of the disease.
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