Dr. Stephen Salloway Talks to GoLocalProv About The Growing Alzheimer’s Crisis

Jun 13, 2019 | Memory and Aging Program News

Memory and Aging Program Director Dr. Stephen Salloway was featured on GoLocalProv’s “Smart Health” segment on June 13 to talk about the growing health crisis of Alzheimer’s and how all Rhode Islanders ages 40 to 85 can help by signing up online for the Alzheimer’s Prevention Registry at Butler Hospital.

To learn more about the Memory and Aging Program and all the ways to get involved, visit butler.org/memory.

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