Australia's Alzheimer's Crisis: Research on Causes and Solutions

This research project investigates the growing public health concern of Alzheimer's disease in Australia. The study explores the increasing prevalence of dementia, projecting a significant rise in affected individuals by 2050. The project delves into the causes, including aging, and the various effects on the Australian population, focusing on the challenges faced by healthcare organizations and the need for increased awareness and policy interventions. The research employs a descriptive design, utilizing survey questionnaires to gather data from a sample of older adults in Queensland, Australia. It examines factors contributing to the disease and aims to identify strategies for mitigating the impact of Alzheimer's. The project analyzes previous research, highlighting the impact of Alzheimer's on memory, behavior, and thinking, as well as the associated economic costs and the importance of addressing this growing epidemic. The findings are expected to offer valuable insights into the development of treatment strategies and inform policy decisions to improve the quality of life for Australians affected by Alzheimer's.