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knows but i want to go over to end of s, on the other the spectrum, alzheimer's is omething i've personally been touched with. one of the things i have heard is that it's hard to recruit trials for clinical alzheimer's. is that the case? what are you finding? start by the time you exhibiting the symptoms, you're already in it. -- how are you developing all of those trials with different --? >> it's an excellent question a challenge to us. for multiple reasons. you've talked about, for individuals who are already affected with symptoms, we carry extremely important but there is also a sense in order to be most effective in the appearance of symptoms that we need to intervene earlier before done.rable damage is we need to recruit people who are not coming through a normal rocess where they see a clinician who suggests they participate in a clinical trial. these are people at high-risk show no symptoms so we need to develop strategies to screen to e at high-risk and then find people who are committed, dedicated, to participate in make a to see if we can difference with earlier intervention. al

knows but i want to go over to end of s, on the other the spectrum, alzheimer's is omething i've personally been touched with. one of the things i have heard is that it's hard to recruit trials for clinical alzheimer's. is that the case? what are you finding? start by the time you exhibiting the symptoms, you're already in it. -- how are you developing all of those trials with different --? >> it's an excellent question a challenge to us. for multiple reasons. you've talked about, for individuals who are already affected with symptoms, we carry extremely important but there is also a sense in order to be most effective in the appearance of symptoms that we need to intervene earlier before done.rable damage is we need to recruit people who are not coming through a normal rocess where they see a clinician who suggests they participate in a clinical trial. these are people at high-risk show no symptoms so we need to develop strategies to screen to e at high-risk and then find people who are committed, dedicated, to participate in make a to see if we can difference with earlier intervention. al

skincare,s now light-as-air a breakthrough moisturizer whipped for instant absorption feel a light-as-air finish in a flash new olay whips ageless the first survivor of ais out there.sease and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. >> dana: hi, everyone. i'm dana perino. coming up on "the daily briefing," president trump turning up the heat on the f.b.i. claiming there may have been a spy planted in his 2016 campaign with the impact on the mueller probe. secretary of state mike pompeo unveiled. the trump administration plan "b" after pulling out of the iran nuclear deal. will house speaker paul ryan have to fight off a revolt from members of his own party before the midterm elections? see you at the top of the hour. >> harris: someone else now on the fox top story. president trump demanding the justice department look into whether the obama f.b.i. or d.o.j. infiltrating or surveilled his campaign for political purposes. now the agency says it has asked the inspector general to do just is that. the power panel, coauthor of the new book "america and the age of trump" jessica tarlov. that is an interesting t

alzheimer's. it's published by a dae vision of sigh money and shufter. i'm so touched. my mom died when i was 60, s you said your mother is the truest friend you'll have in your life and i think that's so true. >> it absolutely is true. my mother was my best friend. we appreciate our mothers, all they do, all they give us. >> even when they get on your nerves. >> and they do. that's part of the passage of motherhood. but this was chronicling the seasons of my mother and how ore lives were interwoven. >> and about alzheimer's. you say it's a disease with no dignity. >> but she maintains hers. >> and this is case you can't make lemonade out of lemons. >> there's no bright side to this, no bright side to alzheimer's, although there's a hope around the corner for drugs. in the moment there's no bright side. you can only repurpose your pain toward something positive. >> because of that you wrote this book. >> that was the purpose of repurposes. >> what did you discover in the intentional act of writing that was a revelation? >> i think it was an opportunity to reflect on who my mother was and, therefore