President Issues National Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month Message
The White House has released a presidential message marking National Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month in the United States. The statement says it stands with Americans living with Alzheimer's disease, families supporting loved ones through the disease, and caregivers who provide daily care with patience and love.
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The message says Alzheimer's has taken "millions" of precious moments, cherished memories, and beloved lives from families across the nation. It describes the disease as one that steals names, voices, and familiar places, while saying that no diagnosis diminishes the love of families who remain at a loved one's side.
The statement highlights the role of spouses, children, neighbors, doctors, nurses, researchers, and volunteers who provide comfort and hope during what it calls moments of profound uncertainty. It says these acts of devotion represent "the very best of America's heart and soul." It also says the administration rejects the idea that chronic illness must be accepted as unavoidable.
The message points to the "Make America Healthy Again" agenda, describing it as an effort to examine why Americans are becoming sick, pursue root causes of chronic disease, restore integrity to scientific research, and place preventive innovation at the center of the national mission. It says the administration will continue searching for better treatments, earlier answers, and one day a cure for Alzheimer's.
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