In the US, six million people have Alzheimer's, at a cost to the US economy of $172 billion. And both of those numbers will rise rapidly, to a cumulative AD cost of $20 trillion by 2050.
This is not a finance issue. This is a science issue. Either we come up with an effective treatment for AD/dementia or we face a future of enormous costs and/or drastic measures to reduce those costs. And we do mean "drastic," in a way that could unhinge the idea of a safety net and a decent society.
The solution to AIDS was better treatment, which in many cases is the equivalent of a cure. That medical-science action has saved the US economy hundreds of billions, not to mention the compassionate benefits.
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