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(NAPSI) - There's encouraging news for the 5.3 million Americans living with Alzheimer's disease. While there are currently no treatments available to slow or stop the brain cell deterioration that occurs with the disease, more than 100 clinical studies in Alzheimer's and dementia are currently taking place, and dozens more experimental compounds are poised to move from the laboratory to clinical testing.

(NAPSI) - One of America's favorite warm weather activities is outdoor grilling. While hamburgers and hot dogs are standard fare, why not experiment with seasonal fresh produce? You can create some refreshing light and healthy meals with food that comes right from your garden or a farmer's market.

(NAPSI) - Phil Keoghan, host of The Amazing Race reality show, knows how to Move it during MS Awareness Week to help end multiple sclerosis. He knows that when it comes to reality, no one chooses to have MS. He also knows that with your help, there is a great opportunity to spread the word and raise awareness of MS so that we can move closer to a world free of this disease that every hour stops someone new from moving forward with his or her life.

(NAPSI) - While it may come as a surprise to many, Atlanta Falcons running back Jason Snelling has had to struggle against an unseen foe on his way to becoming a success in the National Football League. Snelling has epilepsy, and when it comes to waging a successful battle against the disorder, he is not alone.

(NAPSI) - There's good news, bad news and better news about fitness for older Americans.

(NAPSA) - Doctors have a non-interferon therapy for reducing the frequency of relapses in relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis. To learn more, call (800) 887-8100 or visit