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Young-onset Alzheimer's: When symptoms begin before age 65
Causes
Accurate diagnosis critical
Clinical trials
What is young-onset Alzheimer's?
Family history of disease
Genes that cause young-onset Alzheimer's
Accurate diagnosis is critical
How to cope with young-onset Alzheimer's
What to do at work
Coping tips for couples
How to involve kids
Financial issues
Clinical trials and observational research
Resources for support
Accurate diagnosis critical
Clinical trials
What is young-onset Alzheimer's?
Family history of disease
Genes that cause young-onset Alzheimer's
Accurate diagnosis is critical
How to cope with young-onset Alzheimer's
What to do at work
Coping tips for couples
How to involve kids
Financial issues
Clinical trials and observational research
Resources for support
Resources for support
Key elements of Alzheimer's care are education and support. This is especially true in young-onset Alzheimer's given its unique challenges. Support groups can help you identify resources, gain a deeper understanding of the disability and learn ways to adapt.
Remember, you're not alone. Many resources are available to assist you, your family and your caregivers in coping with this disease. Options for support may vary depending on where you live.
In the early stages of the disease, be sure that you and your spouse, partner or caregivers do research and establish a plan for managing the progression of your condition. Knowing that you have a plan and have identified support and resources will help everyone in the future.