article_snippet: We still think of Alzheimer's as a bit of forgetfulness as we get older.
article_snippet: Alzheimer's disease is the most common form of dementia and is responsible for killing brain cells and shrinking the brain 400 per cent faster than the normal rate of ageing.
article_snippet: I wanted to do something to fight back against Alzheimer's disease – to do as much as I can while I can.
article_snippet: I hope what I'm doing will help inspire people to support Alzheimer's Research UK.'
article_snippet: Alzheimer's Society .
article_snippet: This revealed that, when asked what Alzheimer's Society think dementia is and who it affects, just 23 per cent of British adults specifically mentioned brain disease or degeneration, despite a previous survey from the charity showing more than one in three people know a close friend or family member with the condition.
article_snippet: this is not forgetfulness in old age, the disease is a destructive process that takes the ultimate toll. '
article_snippet: Our new survey data shows Our have a long way to go in dementia education.
article_snippet: Our need to recognise the physical process of Alzheimer's – in doing so Our'll see that there's something real we can attack and overcome with research. '
article_snippet: Prime Minister David Cameron said: 'Alzheimer's is one of the key health challenges of this generation. '