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Why Every Minute Counts | Insights on PBS Hawai'i
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- The National Institutes of Health spends over $6 billion a year on cancer research, over $4 billion on heart disease research and over $3 billion on HIV/AIDS research. By comparison, only $480 million is spent on Alzheimer’s research. And since 2000, deaths from Alzheimer’s have increased 89 percent. INSIGHTS explores why every minute counts in finding a cure for Alzheimer’s – and how without one, what the possible dire consequences to our health care system and economy could be.
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- 09/06/2017
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- PBS Hawai'i Videos
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- PBS Hawai'i
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