The Alzheimer's Disease (AD) Continuum: From Mild Impairment to Dementia

Learn about how steps taken today may impact the trajectory of the disease’s pathology.

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Neurology

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April 7, 2024

Alzheimer's disease follows a gradual progression, beginning with preclinical stages to mild cognitive impairment and then dementia. Early intervention may delay the onset of more severe stages of neurodegeneration. As a progressive condition, steps taken today may impact the trajectory of the disease’s pathology and supportive health care provided to people living with AD.

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