Community Corner Interview: Chris Schneider of Alzheimer’s Foundation of America

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Kendall spoke with Chris Schneider, Director of Communications for the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America. On Friday September 24th, the foundation is hosting a free virtual brain health webinar for Virginia veterans and their families. More info and registration: Alzheimer’s Foundation of America | Webinar: Brain Health Awareness for Veterans-Virginia (alzfdn.org)

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