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Alanna Shaikh: Kaip aš ruošiuosi susirgti Alzheimeriu
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Susidūrę su Alzheimerio liga sergančiu tėvu daugelis mūsų atsako neigimu ("Tai man nenutiks") arba didžiausiomis pastangomis užkirsti ligai kelią. Tačiau visuotinės sveikatos ekspertė ir TED Fellow Alanna Shaikh turi kitokį požiūrį. Ji žengia tris konkrečius žingsnius tam, kad pasiruoštų momentui (jei jis ateis), kai pati susirgs Alzeimerio liga.
Global development expert Alanna Shaikh takes on the toughest of health issues—from the ones affecting the globe at large to the ones hurting her own family. Full bio »
Translated into Lithuanian by Dovilė Meliauskaitė
Reviewed by Monika Ciurlionyte
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