Alzheimer's: Are We Prepared? :: Webcast Recording

An estimated 4.5 million Americans suffer from Alzheimer's disease, and that number continues to increase at an alarming rate as doctors make new diagnoses every day.

WHYY invites you to watch the recording of a live town meeting webcast focusing on Alzheimer's preparedness as it pertains to families, caregivers, employers, government and the community at large. WHYY's Tracey Matisak hosted and engaged a panel of experts in dialogue with the online and WHYY studio audience.

To access the webcast recording, click here:



WEBCAST RECORDING WHYY ONLINE TOWN MEETING Alzheimer's: Are We Prepared? Recorded: Friday, April 11, 2008
An estimated 4.5 million Americans suffer from Alzheimer's disease, and that number continues to increase at an alarming rate as doctors make new diagnoses every day. WHYY invites you to watch the recording of a live town meeting webcast focusing on Alzheimer's preparedness as it pertains to families, caregivers, employers, government and the community at large. WHYY's Tracey Matisak hosted and engaged a panel of experts in dialogue with the online and WHYY studio audience. To access the webcast recording, click here:

This program is made possible through the generous support of Wyeth.		Webcast Produced by:



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