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And then they come back, okay, what were the three words?

Is that a screener?

Is that truly a screening mechanism to try to get a handle on forgetfulness, dementia, whatever?

It's tough.

You brought up also, Patty, and I want to touch on this a little bit too, caregivers.

It's like, oh my gosh.

I had a very, very dear colleague who's actually my doctoral advisor who came down with Alzheimer's.

And to be honest with you, that was the first...

The first time I actually saw somebody going through it over a period of time.

And I remember distinctly being in their home and noticing that there were like post-it notes.

just about everywhere to remind where to go to get a cup or where to go to get your medicine.

So let's touch on this a little bit.

I'll be bold by saying the stress and strain that it puts on caregivers or your loved ones.

So how from a public health standpoint do we deal with that?

Are we addressing that?

Or are we just making it known that there is?

Whoa.

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