Rising Alzheimer's Cases Prompt U.S. Call for Timely Detection and Innovative Treatment

Alzheimer's disease now affects over 7 million Americans, raising urgent calls for early detection and treatment. The Alzheimer’s Association's 2025 report shows a public readiness to embrace measures to slow its progression. Nearly 79% desire early diagnosis, and 92% would use medications if diagnosed. Challenges like care shortages and financial barriers persist, yet optimism remains, with many anticipating advancements in treatment within the decade. “We need continuous efforts toward research and resources,” says Natalie Sutton. For detailed findings, visit alz.org/facts. Contact Health & Environmental Reporter Hanna Rauworth at 317-762-7854 or follow her on Instagram at @hanna.rauworth.