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Explore products for seniorsYour loved one becomes lost in their once familiar neighborhood. They spend hours looking for keys to a car when they stopped driving years ago. They begin uncharacteristically lashing out at friends and family. It’s natural to wonder what is happening and how you can help your loved one in these kinds of situations. They may visit their medical care team and learn that these unusual behaviors are symptoms of something bigger. They have been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease.
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