Alzheimer's Association Celebrates 25th Anniversary
"The Alzheimer's Association, the first and largest Alzheimer voluntary health organization, is celebrating its 25th anniversary of incorporation by leading the fight against the disease and bringing hope to uncover its mysteries, prevent and treat its effects, and find better ways to support and care for those affected by this disease.
When a group of family caregivers founded the Association in 1980, Alzheimer's disease was rarely diagnosed, and no treatments or services were available. The Greater Wisconsin Chapter became part of the Alzheimer's Association in 1985 determined to change the way people think about Alzheimer's disease. This commitment sparked a generation of unprecedented progress as the Alzheimer's Association assumed an ever-growing role as the catalyst and leader in Alzheimer research and local care and supportive services."
Source: 25th anniversary of Alzheimer's Association Chetel Alert (10 August 2005) [FullText]
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