Do most people get Alzheimer's disease in their lives?
Do most people get Alzheimer's disease?
Will Alzheimer's disease be cured or close to cured? Can a person with Alzheimer's disease participate in a clinical trial? Is Alzheimer's disease curable? Can a person with alzheimer disease participate in clinical trial? How likely is it that there is a cure for cancer, alzheimer's, etc. already? Can the flu shot increase the risk of getting Alzheimer's? Should the fear of getting Alzheimer's disease make me want to not learn anything new and not be alive? Should the fear of getting Alzheimer's disease prevent me from learning new things? What are your experiences with dementia? Why shouldn't the fear of getting Alzheimer's disease stop someone from learning new things? What have been your experiences with dementia? Do most people get cancer? Is aging a disease? Can we treat aging as a disease? Why don't some people accept aging? Do people get smarter with age? Are the SKY-HIGH rates of Cancer, Dementia and Autism from all the Pharmaceuticals that 60% of the Western World takes? Is biological aging a disease? Is it true that people with higher than average intelligence (in any particular domain) tend to have more addictive personalities, or higher rates of mental issues/disorders? How often do people die in the U.S.? Can aging be cured? Once the major diseases of old age can be cured, what will people die of? How many people deal with mental health issues? How common is it for people with bipolar disorder to care far too much about what others think of them? Do people get smarter as they age? What if humans can use more than 20% of their brains while being high? What do 50-year-olds know that 20-year-olds often don't? Why is an aging population a problem? Is there a death caused by aging? Why do the elderly get a lot of medical conditions?