A Day with 36 Hours. A Family Guide to Caring for People with Alzheimer's Disease and Other Types of Dementia

Memory and thinking problems can first be detected at the age of 35—40. Yes, Alzheimer's disease has become significantly younger in recent years. But how to identify the onset of the disease, how to distinguish it from simple forgetfulness caused by stress, lack of sleep, and an overload of information in the head? Before you is a unique, seventh edition of the world bestseller on Alzheimer's disease, prepared by the Hopkins Institute. It includes absolutely all aspects related to the diagnosis, treatment of the disease, and care for loved ones suffering from it.

- Effective and ineffective drug therapy.
- Triggers that can accelerate the manifestation of the disease.
- Early signs and correct diagnosis of dementia.
- Classical and non-classical behavior of people with Alzheimer's disease.
- Creating a safe environment for the patient.
- Psychological and emotional strategies for maintaining a human relationship with loved ones in advanced stages of dementia.