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LA County tops list of US counties with greatest number of people living with Alzheimer's disease

Por: ABC7 Health July 21, 2023

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LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- On the heels of a new federally-approved drug for Alzheimer's disease, scientists expect there could soon be another, and a new non-invasive way to screen for the disease looks promising.The developments are eye-opening, especially for those living in Los Angeles County. Though L.A. is known for its traffic and weather, it now has a new distinction.Los Angeles County has the greatest number of people with... + full article



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