Do You See Signs of Dementia in Your Spouse?

This is what you need to do first.

View this email in your browser Seeing Signs of Dementia in Your Spouse? Here's the Most Important Thing to Do Dementia is being diagnosed more and more in younger people — in their 50s and 60s. Erin Camarade knows this well. Her husband, Brian, was diagnosed with atypical dementia last year, and he's become a completely different person who needs 24/7 supervision. If you're seeing signs of dementia in your spouse, Erin has some important advice about the first thing you should do. SEE ERIN'S ADVICE The Coffee-Nap Hack to Get Through the Afternoon Slump DAILY CATCH UP: WHAT YOU MISSED This Thing You Use Every Day Is Probably Giving You Ear Pimples Apply for the Diversity in Medicine Scholarship Here 3 Early Warning Signs of Dementia TUNE IN How to Catch a COVID Scammer All New: From identity theft to robocalls, Covid scams are everywhere. How a team of fraud-busting vigilantes are beating scammers at their own game. And how you can avoid becoming a victim. Plus, the other pandemic left by unemployment, addiction and isolation. Tune in Tuesday. Find your station and time here. You are receiving this email because you subscribed to The Dr. Oz newsletter. You are subscribed with the address WebEdit@zoco.com. To VIEW ONLINE click here.  To UPDATE PREFERENCES click here.  To UNSUBSCRIBE click here.  555 W 57th Street  NY, NY 10019