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Combining a Caregiver Intervention With Aricept Treatment for Mild to Moderate Alzheimer's Disease
A unique multinational study was conducted simultaneously in the USA, England and Australia. The goals of the study were to answer two questions: Does psychosocial support for the family enhance the effectiveness of drug treatment for Alzheimer's disease? Is the added value of psychosocial support the same in all 3 countries?
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