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Even as Latinos face largest increase in Alzheimer s-related illnesses, they are less likely to seek treatment Their caretakers, often family, need support, advocates say | State and Regional

Even as Latinos face largest increase in Alzheimer s-related illnesses, they are less likely to seek treatment Their caretakers, often family, need support, advocates say | State and Regional
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Even as Latinos face largest increase in Alzheimer s-related illnesses, they are less likely to seek treatment Their caretakers, often family, need support, advocates say

Even as Latinos face largest increase in Alzheimer s-related illnesses, they are less likely to seek treatment Their caretakers, often family, need support, advocates say
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How a program to support Latino caregivers may have discovered a new wave of patients

By NATALIA RODRÍGUEZ MEDINA/DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE • 10 hours ago Karol Suárez, 41, knows how hard it can be for some people to get the mental-health care they need. Sometimes it even requires family members to lie to their loved ones. In 2019, Suárez was at a mental health conference to talk about her work as a community health worker or health promoter for the Chicago-based Latino Alzheimer s and Memory Disorders Alliance (LAMDA), which supports Latinos with cognitive diseases like Alzheimer’s and dementia. She was washing her hands in the bathroom when a woman approached her and said this was the only place they could talk freely.

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