Stanton Berg, whose enlistment in the Counterintelligence Corps and work at the Baltimore Police Crime Laboratory led to a lifetime career as a worldwide forensic scientist, has completed his new book, "About Alzheimer's": a detailed overview of Alzheimer's and how the brain is physically changed by the ravages of the disease.

Published by Covenant Books of Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, Stanton Berg's new book began forming when, in 2007, Berg began compiling a presentation on Alzheimer's to educate people on the history of the disease, as well as the various symptoms and stages of progression. Readers will find a comprehensive guide to understanding the basic information surrounding Alzheimer's, and better understand the famous figures many may have not even been aware have been victims of the disease.

"About Alzheimer's" is also inspired by the author's wife, June, and her battle with the disease. Through his writings, Berg outlines areas that individuals may assist in bringing about public awareness of Alzheimer's as well as promoting funding and research to find a cure. 

Readers can purchase "About Alzheimer's" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, or Barnes and Noble.

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