World Alzheimer's Month Commemoration Lecture on Early-Onset Dementia "Dementia, Me, and the Future"

Dementia is a disease that is common among the elderly, but when it develops in people under the age of 65, it is called "early-onset dementia." Because it develops in people in their prime working years, it is thought to have a significant impact on their lives, including work and child-rearing. Let's deepen our understanding of early-onset dementia through people with the condition and their supporters.

People interested in early-onset dementia

Sunday, September 29, 2024 10:00 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.

Regional promotion plaza 4th floor large conference room

Approximately 30 people (first come, first served)

Izumi Fujieda (People with early-onset dementia)
Tomonari Koto (Doctor, Inagidai Dementia Disease Medical Center)
Minori Kurushima (Director, Tokyo Metropolitan Tama Early-Onset Dementia Comprehensive Support Center)

Please apply by phone or through the application form.
Phone: 378-2111 (ext. 229, 228)