Nightly News | March 19, 2013
Father of Alzheimer’s patient: We saw treatment 'as hope'
Researchers at Ohio State University are testing a pacemaker that sends electric currents to the brain as a treatment for Alzheimer’s disease. Fifty-seven year-old patient Kathy Sanford and her father, Joe Jester explain why they decided to try the new treatment and their hope for its success.
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