When is the ‘World Alzheimer’s Day’ observed every year?

September 20
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September 21  Every year, 21st September is observed as World Alzheimer’s Day. This day aims to raise awareness about Alzheimer’s disease, its causes, symptoms, and the ways to handle it. Alzheimer’s disease is a brain condition that retards the memory and cognitive abilities of the affected person. It is the most frequent cause of dementia in older individuals, which may cause brain cells to weaken and die.

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