The fight against Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is entering a new, highly competitive phase, driven by recent scientific breakthroughs and a growing global market. While therapies targeting amyloid proteins have recently been validated, there remains a critical and ongoing unmet need for drugs that utilize alternative mechanisms of action

This resource offers guidance for informal caregivers, typically family or friends, who assist older adults. It outlines various aspects of caregiving, including managing health care, finances, and legal matters. The text emphasizes the importance of communication with healthcare providers and planning for future care, including end-of-life decisions. It also addresses safety in the home, available care services such as home health, adult day care, and transportation, and ways to finance care, including government benefits and private options. Finally, the guide provides advice on recognizing and addressing caregiver stress and seeking help from others.