New U.S. postage stamps often use their visibility to rally support for causes that create a more caring society. Dr. Taylor feels the new Alzheimer's stamp just adds to an already destructive stigma.

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Fred Ruekert is part of a phase three trial to test a therapeutic antibody designed to target beta amyloid, an abnormal protein in the brain that's linked to Alzheimer's. Here's his story.

Two CBS-4 videos give an inspiring look at "Memory Walks," and how they raise funds and increase public awareness in the fight against Alzheimer's.

Hal Rowe has always been a give-back kind of guy, but now he's gone and given away a kidney. He is showing the world just how much Alzheimer's patients still can help others.

An innovative arts program engages patients and caregivers through exhibits and concerts.

Richard Taylor, Ph.D., says it's time for a change from an emphasis on the long-term search for a cure to an emphasis on the search for immediate strategies to support individuals and families struggling with dementia every day.

Art and museums give us a new vision of how those with Alzheimer’s really are saying: “I’m Still Here.”

The National Arts Club invites you to a conversation with John Zeisel, Ph.D.