Jessica Zwerling from Montefiore Health System: Overcoming Cultural Barriers in Dementia Treatment

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With an aging population of people from all over the world treating various conditions can be a challenge. This is especially true for conditions like dementia and alzheimer's disease where health care professionals interact not only with patients but their caregivers as well.

With an aging population of people from all over the world treating various conditions can be a challenge. This is especially true for conditions like dementia and alzheimer's disease where health care professionals interact not only with patients but their caregivers as well.

Jessica L. Zwerling, MD, from the Montefiore Health System discussed these challenges and how they are addressed at the New York facility on a daily basis during a recent conversation with MD Magazine.

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