@myfranciscan.bsky.socialForgetting where you put your keys? Normal.
Repeating the same question, getting lost somewhere familiar, struggling with everyday tasks? Worth a conversation with your doctor.
This #WorldAlzheimersDay, know the signs. https://bit.ly/3T89jSE
@caringright.bsky.socialš World Alzheimerās Day - 21 September
Dementia doesn't define a person. Behind every diagnosis is a person with a life, a story and relationships that continue to be deeply meaningful.
@researchawaren1.bsky.socialResearch plays a vital role in improving the future of dementia care.
This #WorldAlzheimersDay we are recognising the contribution of research participants, carers, families and researchers helping to advance Alzheimer's and dementia research across @nhsgrampian.bsky.social. š
@knowledgezone.bsky.social#QuizOfTheDay: Alzheimer's Disease (AD) is a progressive disease that slowly worsens with age.
What happens to the brain as Alzheimer disease progresses? #WorldAlzheimersDay.
A. Tissue swells
B. Fluid collects
C. Brain cells die
D. None of the above
@ccandl.bsky.socialToday is World Alzheimer's Day, and our team at CCANDL is proud to stand in support of everyone affected by Alzheimer's disease and related dementias. Today and every day, we are committed to advancing awareness, reducing stigma, and advocating for cognitive health.š
@imperialbrains.bsky.socialToday is #WorldAlzheimersDay. From many publications and researchers, including colleagues in Imperial's Department of Brain Sciences, we chose five ideas to begin with. Each may add something new to how we see #Alzheimer's.
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@drnimaghadiri.bsky.socialThose of us touched by Alzheimerās know how devastating it can be. This #WorldAlzheimersDay, we push for earlier diagnosis, better support and a cure, for everyone living with the disease and those who love them...
@wyssinstitute.bsky.social300 experimental drugs for Alzheimer's have been tested in more than 1,000 clinical trials over the past 10 years, & more than 99% of these trials have failed. The Wyss Brain Targeting Program is trying to address this challenge of delivering drugs across the blood-brain barrier. #WorldAlzheimersDay
@eapon.bsky.socialš£21 September is World Alzheimer's Day.
#WorldAlzheimersDay is an annual international event. The aim of the day is to raise awareness and challenge stigma surrounding Alzheimerās and dementia.
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@tridentpct.bsky.socialOn World Alzheimerās Day, we recognize those living with Alzheimerās disease, along with their families and caregivers.
At TRIDENT, we are advancing preclinical research to help move promising discoveries closer to new treatments.
@acrmrehab.bsky.socialThis World Alzheimerās Day, ACRM joins the global community in raising awareness and supporting individuals and families affected by Alzheimerās disease.
Together, we stand for better care and brighter futures.
Learn More: ACRM.org
@journals.sagepub.comToday is #WorldAlzheimersDay.
Explore research and expert insights on Alzheimer's disease, dementia, caregiving, and brain health: https://ow.ly/Ivgx50ZG1iL
@ninegrp.comA day to recognise the millions of people living with Alzheimerās and other forms of dementia ā but also the families, friends, carers and healthcare professionals whose lives are touched by it every day.
āTogether ā We Make Life Better.ā
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@12csi.bsky.socialš World Alzheimerās Day
Today, letās remember the importance of looking out for one another. Learn how you can support people living with dementia and help create a community where everyone feels safe, respected, and supported.
@smartpatients.bsky.socialToday is #WorldAlzheimersDay. According to the Alzheimer's Association, an estimated 7.4 million Americans age 65 and older are living with Alzheimer's in 2026. Members of #SmartPatients discuss this situation with honesty, humor, and practicality.
Join us:
https://ow.ly/xA2A50ZPt7P
@rushalzheimers.bsky.socialSeptember 21st is #WorldAlzheimersDay, a time for individuals and organizations across the globe to raise awareness and challenge the stigma that persists around Alzheimerās disease and other related dementias.
