Reactive To Proactive: A Major Shift In The Fight Against Alzheimer's

In the early 1990s, my grandmother’s health and cognitive abilities started to decline rapidly. She showed clear signs of dementia, which was most likely Alzheimer’s disease but never received a formal diagnosis. At the time, testing was limited, and even with a diagnosis, what would have been the point? Knowing more would offer few significant benefits, and no effective treatments would be available.