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Spot the Unseen, Stay Ahead of Symptoms

It's already too late
when subtle symptoms appear.
Your brain cells have long been changing under the radar.
Treatment is here,
but effective only if it's started early.
Disease modifying drugs are meant for early AD patients.

Who is At Risk?
1. Person aged 50 or above.
2. Person with family history of dementia.
3. Person with high AD risk factors (stroke, 3 highs).
4. Person with suspicious cognitive decline behaviors.
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