With New Studies Linking Lead Exposure to Increased Alzheimer's Risk - and Indoor Air Pollution to Cardiovascular Disease - Only the New Paralda is the Lead-Free Choice for Home
Senior Home Care
Toxins in the home may be more harmful than previously thought, according to the conclusions of two recent scientific studies. In an effort to reduce lead exposure in the home and combat indoor air pollution, Alen Corporation is launching nationwide this July the first and only lead-free portable home air purifier ever available for purchase in the U.S. marketplace called “Paralda”. The findings of these two recently released scientific studies illuminate the fact that the air in American homes needs to be vastly improved without using a consumer electronic device containing lead
Many people can pay privately, at least for awhile. However, with nursing home costs across the country at $4,000-8,000 per month, a family can find themselves out of money and options very quickly. Willie stated that "it is my job to help families create peace of mind by finding legal and financial solutions that will not only help their loved one get the best possible care, but be able to pay for that care without going broke."
“It’s very exciting,” said Dr. Al-Abed. “Developing medicines is like doing a puzzle. You stare at it and gamble. Then you test it and if you are lucky you succeed. We were lucky.”
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There will also be opportunities to win a number of prizes at this event. The top golf foursome will receive trophies, individual Callaway Golf gift cards and invitations to participate in the Cadillac Invitational National Finals at TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fl.
The 17th Annual William J. McKeown, Jr. Cadillac Golf Invitational for Alzheimer's Care is being held at 9:30 a.m., Monday, May 19, 2008, at Philmont Country Club, 301 Tomlinson Road, Huntingdon Valley. For information, contact Joe McKeown at 215-669-7999 or visit: http://mckeowngolfclassic.com/.
To further support the initiative, UCSF's Internet campaign is comprised of these other elements:
- UCSF Memory and Aging Center CJD Web site: First in a series of comprehensive informational sites offering disease-specific informational resources on dementias, the CJD site features physician-researchers and nurses discussing CJD, caregiver information and testimonials, advice for physicians, and resources for basic and translational scientists. Videos on CJD and related topics are featured as well.
- "Defeat Dementia–Know More Now" Widget: The widget facilitates viral information sharing and an immediate call-to-action for patients, families, friends, caregivers and health professionals. It links to educational videos; clinical trial information; donation opportunities; the YouTube channel, and Facebook group. It is promoted to advocacy groups, and caregiver and professional healthcare organizations for emailing and posting on blogs, Web sites and ad networks.
- "Defeat Dementia" Facebook Group: To galvanize the younger generation in the fight against degenerative brain disease, UCSF has created a 'Defeat Dementia' Facebook group providing a place to interact, share information, and find or offer support.
- Veodia Partnership: Veodia's live, real time video broadcasting technology will be used to expand outreach nationally and reinforce relationships with caregivers, patients and healthcare professionals. Important announcements and caregiver conferences featuring UCSF's leading clinicians, physicians and nurses will facilitate remote participation.
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