World Alzheimer’s Month
Communication Toolkit
Communication Toolkit
To help us raise awareness of Alzheimer’s disease on the occasion of the World Alzheimer’s Month throughout the month of September, we have created for you a communication toolkit that we invite you to share on your social media networks.
The toolkit includes a few pre-drafted social media posts and the direct links to download the visuals, please feel free to adapt the text to your own communication style.
When publishing the post on social media, you can tag @EU_Brain, @EFPIA on Twitter and/or @European Brain Council, @EFPIA – European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations on LinkedIn.
We will be grateful for your help in communication and dissemination of the RETHINKING Alzheimer’s disease project. Please do not hesitate to get in touch with us if you need additional graphic sizes, formats or more information, you can contact us at comm@braincouncil.eu.
World Alzheimer’s Month – September 2022 (to be posted on 1 September)
World Alzheimer’s Month is recognised every year throughout the month of September.
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#WorldAlzMonth
Alzheimer’s disease – Global costs
The WHO estimates that global costs of dementia are set to rise dramatically, from $1.3 trillion in 2019 to about $2.8 trillion by 2030, accounting for increased care costs.
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📈@WHO estimates global costs of #dementia are set to rise dramatically.
The burden of #Alzheimer’s makes it urgent to address the roadblocks hindering our understanding of the disease. As new diagnostic breakthroughs emerge, it’s time to rethink AD 👉bit.ly/3wwyNtX
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World Alzheimer’s Day – 21 September 2022
World Alzheimer’s Day takes place on 21 September and is part of World Alzheimer’s Month.
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RETHINKING Alzheimer’s disease – Detection & diagnosis
Detection and diagnosis are the entry points to treatment and care of Alzheimer’s disease.
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Detection 🔎 and diagnosis 👨⚕️ are the entry points to treatment & care of #Alzheimer’s disease.
The RETHINKING Alzheimer’s disease project focuses on these areas to improve the Alzheimer’s care pathway and the lives of people living with it, find out more ➡️ bit.ly/3wwyNtX
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