Alzheimer's Disease - Lee, Janny
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Delving into the complexities of Alzheimer's disease, this work unravels molecular processes and clinical practices. It examines risk factors, biomarkers, diagnostic tools, and therapeutic interventions, advocating a multidisciplinary outlook to foster early detection, personalized treatment, and lasting support for affected individuals.

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Delving into the complexities of Alzheimer's disease, this work unravels molecular processes and clinical practices. It examines risk factors, biomarkers, diagnostic tools, and therapeutic interventions, advocating a multidisciplinary outlook to foster early detection, personalized treatment, and lasting support for affected individuals.
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Janny Lee is a dedicated Registered Nurse with a multifaceted background spanning intensive care, community, and emergency care. Currently, Janny is a Clinical Nurse Specialist in Geriatrics in Toronto, Canada, where she is involved in age-friendly initiatives and improving care for older adults. In addition, Janny is an Adjunct lecturer and health tech consultant, offering strategic advisory and clinical transformation. Janny's academic journey is a testament to her commitment to lifelong learning. She earned her Bachelor's in Nursing from the University of New Brunswick, a Master's in Nursing from Athabasca University, and a Master's in Business Administration from the Frankfurt School of Finance and Management. Her dedication to staying abreast of the latest advancements in geriatrics is evident in her active engagement in continuing education. Janny's unwavering dedication to patient care and his diverse experiences and academic achievements exemplify her commitment to excellence in healthcare delivery. She is driven by a profound sense of compassion and empathy, striving to positively impact the lives of those she serves.