Everyone knows Bradley Sudol to be a highly successful professional electrician based in Philadelphia. He is well known and highly valued in that position. He is certified as a master electrician with a specialty in low-voltage wiring. Brad Sudol knows how to do his job safely, as evidenced by his OSHA certification as a safe electrical worker. Brad also is certified to work on fire alarms and his skills with both electrical and carpentry have been certified y NCCER for about a decade. Of course, when people look more closely, they will find Brad Sudol has another strong passion.
When Bradley Sudol is not helping contractors build structures or installing or reinstalling electrical wiring, he is considered one of the most effective advocate in Philadelphia for research to find a cure for Alzheimer’s, the most common form of dementia, affecting as many as 80 percent of dementia sufferers. There is no cure for Alzheimer’s so far, but the research medical science is doing has resulted in impressive progress in the field of Alzheimer’s treatment.
These days, there are treatments available that help with many of the cognitive and behavioral symptoms present in an Alzheimer’s patient, and none would exist without the research for which he advocates. These newer treatments can go a long way toward prolonging an Alzheimer’s patient’s life and improving their quality of life. Brad Sudol tells everyone about the progress that has been made and how much needs to be done, such as medications approved by the FDA that seem to be effective, such as cholinesterase inhibitors and memantine. While their effects are limited, they can extend an Alzheimer’s patient’s quality of life by years, which is good for patients and their families.
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