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Natalie Bryan's family moved back to Oklahoma City to care for her aging father after his diagnosis of mild cognitive impairment due to Alzheimer's disease. Thanks to recent treatments like Leqembi, her father's condition has remained stable for 18 months, slowing disease progression and reducing caregiving burdens. Early detection and treatment are critical, but most diagnoses still occur too late; ongoing advancements aim to prolong patients' independence and quality of life.
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