The 36-Hour Day: A Family Guide to Caring for People with Alzheimer's Disease

When the first signs of memory and thinking problems appear, it’s worth starting to worry at the age of 35–40. Alzheimer’s disease began to affect people at a younger age. But how can you determine the onset of the disease and distinguish it from ordinary forgetfulness caused by stress, lack of sleep, and a large amount of information? The seventh reissue of the world bestseller on Alzheimer’s disease, prepared by the Hopkins Institute, offers a unique, comprehensive overview of all aspects related to diagnosis, treatment, and care for patients.

— Effective and ineffective use of medications.

— Factors that accelerate the development of the disease.

— Early signs and accurate diagnosis of dementia.

— Typical and unusual behavior of people suffering from Alzheimer’s disease.

— Creating a safe environment for the patient.

— Psychological and emotional strategies for maintaining relationships with loved ones in the late stages of dementia.