Part Three lays out societal choices regarding the allocation of resources for treatment, care, and research on dementia.
"The diversity of thought and opinions represented in this book is its major strength. the contributing authors are... acknowledged experts in their respective fields; the chapters are well written and edited. Each section provides insights into an important aspect of Alzheimer disease... Opposing views on euthanasia and alternative proposals for health care reform are fairly presented. the reader is left with a better understanding of the complex and evolving nature of decision-making required in the care of patients with Alzheimer disease." -- Annals of Internal Medicine
"A standard introduction to what Lewis Thomas called 'the disease of the century'... Gerontologists will benefit from reading (this) collection (dealing) with a multifaceted problem from diverse perspectives." -- The Gerontologist
