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Sir Terry Pratchett wants a war on dementia
The best-selling author, Sir Terry Pratchett, was first diagnosed with Alzheimer's in 2007. The disease is incurable, but since then he has donated more than half a million pounds to help fund research.
Now six years later, Sir Terry, who supports the Alzheimer's Society, says enough is not being done to tackle dementia.
Breakfast鈥檚 Charlie Stayt met him to find out what life is like living with the condition, and whether an international summit of health ministers could make a difference.
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