Every day a new disease or treatment is discovered. There are always many questions left unanswered and many answers still trying to be understood. Doctors, along with medical treatment centers and people every day, try to understand what Alzheimer's disease really is or what it is about. Alzheimer's disease has many common symptoms and effects in both men and women. The common, but confusing, name for Alzheimer's disease is dementia. People commonly confuse these two names due to the effects or symptoms that relate to the name. Not many people know exactly what Alzheimer's disease is or what causes it. But there are significant warning signs that lead people to conclude that it is a sad and uncontrollable disease. Alzheimer's disease controls the frontal and temporal lobes of the brain, which are associated with a person's behavior, language, and personality. The lobes of the brain generally shrink when affected and the symptoms and signs generally differ in male and female and occur at different stages of each of their lives. Symptoms and signs can also be affected by how much the brain is reduced. Because of the problem with the frontal temporal part of a person's brain, people often call it frontotemporal dementia, which is another common misname for Alzheimer's disease. Because of all the common names of Alzheimer's disease, people have also mistaken the warning signs. People think that for each disease name there are different effects and warning signs, which is false. The earliest known warning signs are depression and anxiety, which are other forms of illness that do not develop into Alzheimer's, but are significant warning signs that should be taken seriously. Over… half of the paper… and the decision to now gain more knowledge about genetic, biological and environmental factors address this disease and see if there might be further treatments for these specific areas. But doctors and researchers will always explain that there is no complete treatment but many different treatments to slow this disease where it affects the brain the most. As doctors and researchers deepen their understanding of this disease can bring family and friends closer together and allow people to fully understand this devastating disease affecting their loved ones. It will also allow people to deal with this disease and even treatments will fail to defeat Alzheimer's disease. But for now curing this disease will be difficult, because it can never be completely cured of this distorted disease known as Alzheimer's.