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World Alzheimer Month shines light on brain health, stigma and support in southern Manitoba

World Alzheimer Month is encouraging people to have more open conversations about dementia, brain health and the supports available for families across southern Manitoba. Breaking down stigma Rebecca Atkinson, regional coordinator for the Alzheimer Society of Manitoba, says the global theme of breaking down stigma is important because many people still hesitate to talk about the changes they are noticing in themselves or someone they love. “Breaking down stigma,” said Atkinson. “That means I can
World Alzheimer Month is encouraging people to have more open conversations about dementia, brain health and the supports available for families across southern Manitoba.
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