Simple Non-Drug Interventions Can Help People With Alzheimer

A new study looked at how programs that prioritize helping caregivers of people with dementia may help keep people out of the hospital and in better health. By using interventions that don't require drugs, there's an effort to reduce not only the cost burden of the illness but also the overall well-being of the patient.

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