After 40 years, the Alzheimer’s Association sees signs of progress against a devastating disease. Is it real?

(By Andrew Joseph for STAT)

CHICAGO — In 1979, a man named Jerome Stone, frustrated with the lack of options and information about Alzheimer’s disease following his wife’s diagnosis, brought together experts and families affected by dementia to launch the Alzheimer’s Association. One of their goals: find a cure for the disease.  Continue reading article here…

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