early onset alzheimer’s

Vancouver Teen Develops App to Help Detect Alzheimer's Disease

By Emily RumballView Author|August 5, 2019|

An eighteen-year-old student from Vancouver, BC has designed a smartphone system that assists in detecting whether or not someone may have Alzheimer’s disease. Kai Leong, a recent graduate of Killarney Secondary School, has developed an app that examines an individual's...

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Reality Check: Alzheimer’s Can Hit People in their 40s (yes, really)

By Alex Richmond

By Alex RichmondView Author|August 11, 2017|LifeView Life

By now, most of us have experienced the devastating effects of Alzheimer’s disease as we’ve watched...

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early onset alzheimer’s

Vancouver Teen Develops App to Help Detect Alzheimer's Disease

Reality Check: Alzheimer’s Can Hit People in their 40s (yes, really)