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Careers, finances may take a hit because of caregiving demands, researchers say
Gene-based research suggests that, instead, early stage disease might cause weight loss
Researchers suggest they're a potential target for treating the disease
Dementia expert says take up heart-healthy habits sooner rather than later
But more recent symptoms may be part of the disease
Researchers suspect people may breathe saliva or food into their lungs due to fatigue from the drugs
