Due to the acceleration of the rate of aging of the population, it is expected that the number of cases of dementia and in particular Alzheimer’s disease will grow rapidly. September 21 – International Day of Distribution of Information about Alzheimer’s disease Health care Alzheimer disease & nbsp; is the most common form of dementia, which accounts for 60–70 percent of all cases. Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementia are the seventh in prevalence of the cause of death in the world. & nbsp; September 21 – International Day of Distribution of Information about Alzheimer’s disease. It is carried out with the support of WHO. The purpose of the day is to draw attention to this serious problem. ~ 60 > most of all the Alzheimer disease, according to WHO, is common in countries with low and average income levels that have the smallest potential in order to cope with this Bremmer. due to the acceleration of the rate of aging of the population, it is expected that the number of cases of dementia and, in particular, Alzheimer’s disease will grow rapidly. This increases the load on healthcare systems and leads to significant economic losses. & nbsp; ~ 60 > Alzheimer disease leads to a person’s loss of independence. The costs of patients for patients are huge, they are noted in the WHO. ~ 60 > it is impossible to completely prevent alzheimer’s disease, but you can reduce the risk of its development, in particular if you monitor your condition and lead a healthy lifestyle. > treatment at the moment also does not exist, however, they also exist, but they exist Methods that help to slow down its progression and alleviate the symptoms. in WHO they are called to conduct studies to better understand the possibilities in the field of prevention. The same risk factors that are associated with heart diseases, cancer and diabetes can often increase the risk of dementia and, in particular, Alzheimer’s disease. & nbsp; ~ 60 > in WHO also notes the need to prepare medical personnel who can detect the disease in the early stages. & nbsp; 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~