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Alzheimer’s Support: It Starts With Parliament

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – September is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month but The Bahamas Alzheimer’s Association says the lack of legislation relating to people living with alzheimer’s disease in The Bahamas is preventing access to vital assistance.

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October 2, 2023

Marlena Leonard

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