Alzheimer's Is a Terrible Disease—Especially If You're Black
Black people are twice as likely as whites to get the disease, and their symptoms are more often dismissed as normal aging. Here’s what everyone needs to know.
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Black people are twice as likely as whites to get the disease, and their symptoms are more often dismissed as normal aging. Here’s what everyone needs to know.
A nurse-led program equips Black churches with funding and support to make services more welcoming for people living with dementia.
As an advocate for greater representation of gender, racial and ethnic minorities in the nursing field, Audric Donald is primed to be a change agent in health care.
Selling assisted suicide to "historically marginalized communities" is a difficult business, because it tends to kill prospective clients and smacks of eugenics. Compassion & Choices, the nation's largest and most active assisted suicide lobbying group, has found a new way to remedy this. It has enlisted the help—and data—of a trusted brand: the Alzheimer's Association.
Selling assisted suicide to "historically marginalized communities" is a difficult business, because it tends to kill prospective clients and smacks of eugenics. Compassion & Choices, the nation's largest and most active assisted suicide lobbying group, has found a new way to remedy this. It has enlisted the help—and data—of a trusted brand: the Alzheimer's Association.