For many professionals, forgetting names, dates, or meetings is often dismissed as stress or a full schedule. But when memory loss begins to interfere with everyday life—such as asking the same questions repeatedly or relying heavily on reminders—it may be worth paying attention.

In many Asian American families, these changes are often normalized or left unmentioned. The upcoming virtual event, 10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s on May 6, helps clarify what is part of normal aging and what may deserve further consideration—in a setting that is educational, private, and respectful.