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Report On Alzheimer’s And Dementia

An elderly person receives support from a caregiver, holding hands indoors, showcasing compassion.

NATIONWIDE, (WOWO) — A report says almost four out of five Americans would want to know if they have the disease before symptoms surface due to concerns over how a diagnosis could affect daily activities.

Natalie Sutton of the Alzheimers Associaton says science is addressing these concerns.

In 2024, Indiana passed a bill requiring insurance companies to cover biomarker testing.

Sutton adds that two FDA-approved treatments that slow the progression of Alzheimer’s are covered by most insurance companies and Medicare.

A 24/7 resource helpline is 800-272-3900.

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