This Is What Determination Looks Like.

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      "Two-thirds of people diagnosed with Alzheimer's are women, and two-thirds of the caregivers for those patients are also women", says Shriver. And while understanding the sex differences in the brain that prompt Alzheimer's to impact women so greatly is Shriver's main focus, it's part of a bigger mission. YOU & YOUR BRAIN Maria Shriver has asked a simple question - "Why?". [Extracted from the article]
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