Memory Health Talk Set In New Milford

Many people experience faltering memory incidents like forgetting appointments or misplacing things. These events could certainly be caused by a busy lifestyle, or it may have to do with aging.  There are times, however, when these forgetful moments extend beyond natural memory loss, and may be linked to something more serious.

Join neurologist Joan Puglia during the next installment of New Milford Hospital’s Community Health Education Program, as she discusses memory loss and its many causes, signs, symptoms, and problematic effects. The talk is scheduled for Tuesday, March 7, from 6:45 to 8:30 pm at New Milford Hospital Robison Conference Room.

Dr Puglia will explain treatment options to slow memory loss progression as well as ways to adapt one’s lifestyle to the issue. This program is free and open to the public, but registration is requested by calling 860-350-7215.