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More millennials are caring for loved ones with Alzheimer's

While many typically think of spouses or siblings as caregivers to those with Alzheimer's disease -- which nearly 6 million Americans suffer from -- a new report finds many millennials are now filling that role. NBC's Maria Shriver speaks to two of these 20- and 30-somethings caring for their loved ones, and their plan to push legislature that funds care training. (Created by TODAY with our sponsor AARP)
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While many typically think of spouses or siblings as caregivers to those with Alzheimer’s disease — which nearly 6 million Americans suffer from — a new report finds many millennials are now filling that role. NBC’s Maria Shriver speaks to two of these 20- and 30-somethings caring for their loved ones, and their plan to push legislature that funds care training. (Created by TODAY with our sponsor AARP)