Talking to a loved one about stopping driving
One in 10 elderly Americans develops Alzheimer's or dementia, which can challenge their day-to-day activities. A recent study says many of them with those conditions still drive, which can raise some concerns about road safety.
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Talking to a loved one about stopping driving
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