The Study of Public Health Policies for Alzheimer’s Disease Based on the Pathogenesis

Abstract

In the current social context, the increasing aging population has led to a rising incidence of Alzheimer’s disease (AD). Today’s research primarily focuses on the development of new drugs for AD, exploration of its causes, and the formulation of reasonable policies for AD patients. As of now, there is still no curative drug available for AD. This article mainly analyzes the pathogenesis of AD, discussing its causes, symptoms, diagnostic methods, corresponding public strategies, measures, and care aspects, providing insights for the development of public health policies related to AD. Through this article, people can gain a better understanding of the mechanisms and pathology of AD, as well as the methods and policies for addressing it, while also recognizing the importance of improving public health policies for AD. It offers a general research direction for future studies, particularly concerning unresolved issues related to AD medications. It is hoped that future research will make further progress in developing new drugs specifically for AD.