Actress Julianne Moore has been dominating this awards season with her portrayal of a woman struggling with early-onset Alzheimer’s disease. But before there was “Still Alice” the movie, there was “Still Alice” the book. Written by neuroscientist Lisa Genova in 2007, it tells the story of a brilliant Harvard psychologist as she grapples with a devastating diagnosis. Though Genova initially self-published the novel, it became a New York Times best-seller and continues to attract both general readers and those with direct connections to the disease. Join Diane and her guests for a discussion of “Still Alice,” an intimate portrait of life with Alzheimer’s disease.