A doctor chronicles his father’s decline into Alzheimer’s
Book excerpts from ‘My Father’s Brain’ by Dr Sandeep Jauhar
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Sandeep Jauhar’s memoir explains how Alzheimer’s works – and how it affected his dad : NPR’s Book of the Day
As a physician, Sandeep Jauhar had a certain understanding of Alzheimer’s. Then, when the disease was impacting his own father, more and more questions, confusion,…