Memories are some of the most precious gifts we have. Birthday parties. Walks on the beach. Even just relaxing with friends. Often, as people age, they may have problems with memory. This can be troubling if it happens to someone you love. Perhaps Dad is missing standard appointments. Maybe Mom lost her wallet—again. Or your spouse is repeating the same thing over and over. You may wonder, is this just a normal part of aging? Or could it be a sign of something more serious?

In some cases, memory loss can be linked to serious health problems like Alzheimer's disease. If you're concerned a loved one has signs of memory loss, a doctor can help. A diagnosis is the first step in finding treatment. As with any health issue, the sooner you act the better.

Memories to Treasure is a program designed to help people deal with the challenges of memory loss. This includes recognizing symptoms. Knowing the difference between normal aging and something more serious. When to see a doctor. And tips for caregivers.

Memories to Treasure is sponsored by Eisai Inc. and Pfizer Inc.